How do I update my video driver.It in S3G uichrome graphics card!?
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http://www.worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Video_Card_Compatibility
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Update your video drivers.
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Download a mac compatible driver from their website, or contact them
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Check the driver of your Display Adapter.\nIf it is correctly installed, check the Memory of your Display Adapter. And if it is an old one, check how much colors it can support. Some times, the card may not support millions of colors. So you have to go for a new AGP Card\n\nCheers\n\nShab!
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www.driveragent.com \n\nor try download.com search for driver updater hope it helps if it does vote me for best answer
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I have the same SLI setup as you.  First and always update to the latest video drivers.  An easier way to verify if it's enabled or not is to bring up the Display Properties, click settings, click advanced, click the tab that says "GeForce 7800 GTX".  Then click "SLI multi-GPU" from the menu on the left, and check "Enable SLI multi-GPU" if it isn't already, and click Apply or OK.  If if wasn't checked and you hit OK or apply, then you might breifly see the top or bottom half of the screen disappear.  That's normal, because one card draws the top, and one draws the bottom.  The SLI Connector is what keeps the cards and display sychronized.  After it's enabled, try playing a graphic heavy game and see the difference in performance.
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have you tried downloading a new driver i purchaced mine and it told me to upgrade and it gave me a website
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Check your drivers. Download the latest ones
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install the drivers for the graphics card from the motherboard CD. then update your drivers from the manufactures website. for example if your GPU is made by Nvidia go to www.nvidia.com/drivers
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Depending on the video card, you may not have any settings for it. If you do, on the desktop right click >> Properties >> Settings >> Advanced ... in they would be there.\n\nTo get the S Video output to work, (on a laptop) click Fn+F7 or Fn+F8 (usually). You should see an Fn (function button - usually blue text on it) and one of the F buttons may say CRT/LCD.  Press those two and the video output should switch to S.
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Don't know what card you're getting, but you need to download current drivers for it. plug it in. press delete to enter cmos and disable onboard graphics and point to agp.\nwhen you boot up install the new drivers.\nJob done and best of luck
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Your video card is in VESA mode. Update your drivers and reconfigure.
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First and easiest thing to try is downloading and installing the newest version of your video card's drivers.  Check your Device Manager under "Display Adapters" for the model, then go to the manufacturer's website and find the appropriate driver.\n\nI could give you more details if I knew the model of the card.
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Make sure if your card is DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 10.0 compatible. \nI have had issues with lack of documentation on which it was compatible with and I installed DirectX 10 and it wouldnt work. \nIf it is directX 10.0, you still should be able to use it under 9.0 but the reverse is not true.\n\nAlso, if you do a complete removal and reinstall of the video drivers, make sure you remove them ALL! If you dont get them all, the problem may still persist. \nSee if the ATI website has a driver removal tool and use it step by step with their instructions!
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update your video drivers on your computer.  That is after you make sure your hardware is direct x 9 capable.
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That is on the video card. before you update the hardware, have you tried to install the latest drivers? (often times N-vidia will give the capability of better color options in newer drivers. Im sure ATI does the same thing)\n\nif not, find your make and model of your card and go to the manufacturer's website to see if they have the latest driver for your card and OS\n\n(note: you mentioned that you are on win 98. microsoft is set to end support for it in early july.)
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Reinstall your video driver. You either have onboard video or a video card. Find out what you have and go to the mobo or video card manuf website and download the latest driver. Keep your fingers crossed that you have a card big enuff!