Hardware Compatibility. Self Built System. Game crashing?
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I also have a self-built system.  Generally if your problems occur after starting a game its going to be one of two problems.  Heat or Video Drivers.  Because you're having problems on all games and not just one or two in particular, I would guess that its a heat issue.  Generally an outdated driver won't affect all games in the same manner.  However, playing games are usually the most resource intensive applications and generate more heat on the CPU and GPU.  One way to test the heat issue is to open the case and find a big portable house fan and blow it directly on the computer and see if you can play for longer.  Also verify all the case fans are running properly and are installed properly.  Since you built the computer yourself verify that you have at least two intake fans in the front of the case pulling cool air in and two exhaust fans blowing out the back.
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sounds like you need more Ram
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You would first need to find out if your mother board supports the Dual core processor..I'm highly doubting it does!
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..maybe you downloaded the wrong version for your platform, that sounds a little weird. if you extracted it correctly, you should be able to run the .exe or .msi installation setup. Refer to the people you d/l the game from at a last resort.
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Everyone so far has given you "yes" or "maybe".  No, the answer is to play the game well, plain, flat out, no.  Yeah, on the lowest settings, its a definite maybe.  But, to play them well, no.  Your processor is OKAY not great but OKAY.  The problem with the Xpress 200M is that this is an integrated card and it is taking 64MB from you main memory.  I remember someone saying you had a "good" system.  It's not.  It's just okay.  But we can... fix that, sort of.  What you need is a dedicated graphics card and since you have the Xpress 200M chances are you also have a PCIe slot.  That being said, you should purchase one, a Geforce 7600GT graphics card, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130017 and then get yourself an additional 512MB module of memory (bringing the total to 1GB).  You should now be able to play all the games in that list at a resolution of at least 1024 x 768 with most effects enabled.  The limiting factor here is your processor.
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Check your system settings.  Also, there's trouble shooting, both on the game website as well as over the phone with one of the store clerks.
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yah it shoudl run without any issues make msure you have more than 512 MB RAM.\n\nkshounish
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Go to http://www.pcpitstop.com/ and run the full system test
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Sorry 2 ask mate, is it same PC with SiS6326 issues.\n\nWhat is operating system, besides some details of pc too - like processor, chipset and whatever details...\n\nThe more details u can give, the better we can answer !
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maybe overheat issue try using motherboard monitor program to check the temperature of the system and do some burn in test on specific hardware such as cpu, ram, graphic card as game does put a good amount of stress on those hardware
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If you can run Oblivion, I'm guessing you have an ATi Mobility Radeon X300?\n\nIts not exactly a high end card, but some high end games might work on low settings, others might crash.\n\nSee if you can find any patches for the games with the problems.
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This could be loose RAM.  It could be a bad processor.  It could be a loose Video card.   It could be incompatible RAM and Processor combination.   It could even be a bad motherboard.   \n\nTry different RAM.   If you have two RAM modules, try it with just one, then the other.  Try a different Video card.    Let's just hope that by swapping parts that you get it working.   First assume that there is only one problem, and swapping will do the trick.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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I do and itz not very bad. have 1Gb Ram and 256 MB Dedicated ATI Graphics. It works!
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I'd recommend you attach a AGP card of arounfd 256MB, something like NVidia
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Your RAM is already fine. I suggest you buy a video card (also known as a graphics accelerator card). That was what I did, and it worked really well. Now I can play high-end games and the graphics really improved a lot. Try Sparkle.
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You cant as it stands - you will need to upgrde your video card (IF your motherboard can support such updated video card models)
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Could be numerous reasons.  It would help if you had the error listed, but i'm a betting man and would say that its either your video card not being able to handle the load, You're paging to much between your hard drive and RAM or the game just flat out wasn't written very well and it just crashes.\nMy son has a few games made by Disney and i threw all of them out except one.  They are horribly written software and have a habit of crashing my computer all the time and locking it up.  And i know its not my PC, i have an Alienware Area-51 7500 with 2GB of RAM, 3.0 Dual core, and an Nvidia 7800GTX 512MB card.  I'm pretty sure it can handle Stanley's animal Adventures.\n\nCheck the box that the game came in.  They always have a minimum and recommended specs "chart" on the bottom or side.  This lists the specs the game needs to barely run, and the specs for the game to run well.  See if your system stacks up and if it doesn't time to upgrade.\n\nAlso, go to the game makers website and check for Patches.  They usually put these out on a regular basis if they're serious about the games they make.\n\nNot to be harsh but that system you just described looks like it couldn't handle much any in terms of games that have been written in the last couple years.  It might be time to upgrade anyway.  You can get really decent machines from Dell for pretty cheap.  Check it out.