how do i find my graphic card?
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Or, another way to find out what it is is to go to Start > Run and type dxdiag in the box and hit enter or click OK then go to the Display tab, it will have a lot more information about your graphics card there than Device Manager will.\n\nI see once again no one has actually tried the dxdiag command, it has more information than the Device Manager.  But everyone is right, if you don't have the drivers installed Windows will not tell you what it is so in that case go with the last suggestion of Belarc Advisor.\n\nNo Gecko au2003, these are not amateur suggestions.  While you do have a point about the drivers, I will to a certain degree assume the person posting the question is not a total moron and will have the drivers installed.  However, he is right as I said above.
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Go to the manufacturer website for the card that you have. Go to the support section and do a search for the model video card you have in your computer along with the word "drivers" you should find a link within the search results that will allow you to download the latest drivers for your hardware. From there simply download and run the installer and the rest should be cake.
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Ok dude, here's the deal; \n(1.) You can update your video card driver by right clicking on my computer, then click on properties, then on the hardware tab, then on device manager, then click on display adapters, and finally click update driver on the top of the page after higlighting your video card.\n\n(2.) You can buy a new video card and install it. (You could take it to Citcuit City and have them install it for you if you don't know how, also  keep in mind that they are expensive if you wan't to keep up with today's modern games.)\n \nGood Luck---Hope I helped
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download Aida32, run the program,find display  and click windows video and it will show the information about your graphis card,  \n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/aida32.html
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go to http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/ for a excelent tool which will give you modules for every part of your p.c including motherboard,it also gives you your windows product key which is handy to know if you havent got one\n      this also gives info like max memory that can be fitted and graphic card info
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The best thing to do is to identify the model of the motherboard. If you assembled the desktop yourself, you probably already knew it. If you bought it from, say Dell, call them or look up online. Get the specifications and you know exactly what graphic cards it supports.\n\nIf you cannot do it, open the desktop box and look what slot it has for video. You should be able to identify it easily.
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here is nvidias site,hope it helps\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com/page/home.html
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try looking under the monitor. thats where mine are
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The brand of motherboard is irrelevant and there are several ways you can check what graphics card you have installed, one way is to right click on My Computer and go to Manage then click on Device Manager under System Tools.  In Device manager click the "+" next to Display Adapters, your graphics card will be listed there.  That will tell you what your card is but it will not tell you what bus it is using (AGP or PCIe) so to find that out right click on your desktop and go to Properties then go to the Settings Tab and click Advanced then click on the tab that has your graphics card listed on the tab, under Adapter information it will tell you what bus it is using like AGP 8X.  Once you know the bus then you can buy a new card that supports that bus but if you were just looking for the drivers all you need to know is what the card is.  So go to the manufactrurers site and download the latest drivers.\n\nThere's also one last thing I would share if you go to Start > Run and type dxdiag in the box and click OK you will be presented with a wealth of information about your system go to the Display tab for more information about your graphics card.
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If you go to Start -> Run and type in 'dxdiag' and hit OK, it will run the DirectX Diagnostic Tool.\n\nFrom there, go to the 'Display' tab and in the 'Device' area you should see the name of your card.
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.\nGo to the video cards manufacturers site ONLINE to download free drivers designed especially for their product.\n\nTo determine the name of the manufacturer\ngo to your pc's Device Manager.\n\n1.  Right click MyComputer > Properties >\n2.  click the upper tab Hardware\n3.  click the button Device Manager\n4.  Find your device and double click to get the name of the manufacturer.\n\nAlthough MS offers drivers that work best with their Operating System, they are not always the fastest, or the acutal best you will want.\nThe manufacturer of most all devices do offer free downloads from their site to update your driver, and when needed they post newer drivers for consumers to download for free.\n\nstw\n.
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step 1: find out what the minimum requirements are\n\nstep 2: find out what kind of graphics slot you have (agp 8x or pci-express)\n\nstep 3: find out how much you can or want to spend on your new video card\n\nstep 4: go to an online retailer and start reseaching prices on video cards that match the above steps.\n\nstep 5: buy the video card\n\nstep 6: remove old video card drivers and card (if you are changing companies) and insert new card\n\nstep 7: install/reinstall new video drivers\n\nstep 8: play game
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go to the pc chips website
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keep ur driver cd by ur side..\nright click My Computer>properties\nin that click the tab 'Hardware'..\ntake 'Device Manager' in that..\nexpand the tree 'Display Adapters'..\nit will list the graphics card of ur's..\nright click on the graphics card name and take 'properties'..\ninside that a tab 'Drivers' is there..\nu can do reinstall option or uninstall to delete the present driver..\ninsert cd and install it again.. rester the system.. and u're done..
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Here you go\nhttp://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intel945g/\n\n///
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Figure out the brand/model of your hardware and look them up.  Companies will usually have the latest drivers available for downloading on their websites.  If not, just try searching for forums or websites related to the hardware you have as others may have also tried to look for drivers too.
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no such thing as graphic cart driver, if you are looking for graphic card drivers then you need to know the cards name, then you can go to manufacturers website and download latest drivers