I have 32 MB Graphic Card, should i change to a better graphic card?
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32mb is awful. Get smoother, faster performance from a 128mb or more and it doesn't even cost too much. 256mb is great, but not really neccessary. For thaty matter, 128mb is not REALLY necessary, but it is a sort of 'adequate' quality.
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All looks fine except for your RAM, it is not enough to run XP hardly, it is reiculous to put that little RAM in a machine that has XP. The NVidia video 6100 GPU isn't too bad if you don't play games. I was actually fairly impressed with that chipset when I tried it out on a motherboard. An emachine might not let you upgrade graphics however. \nMain thing is RAM
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if you replace the video card with a better one yes but make sure the computer supports it
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Well in my opinion, a 256 mb graphics card is a better than  a 128 mb graphics card. The consumption of power will be negligibly high and it woul affect only in minutes.\nBut to tell you, i did not actually know that we can put additional graphics card in a laptop is it.. or are you talking abt inbuilt memories in different models?\nwell the thing to take care is that you should have at least 512 mb or ram or higher for optimum and problem free performance..\nhave fun
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You may be able to switch out the power supply. Given the age of the system, I'm inclined to agree with Alias that it isn't worth upgrading. To upgrade both the graphics card and the power supply, given how outdated the entire machine is? It would be like putting $50,000 to fix a 1998 truck when you could get a new truck with better specs for $40,000; it doesn't make financial sense.
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Basically, if you have the cooling capabilities to handle it, I would suggest the 256MB card.  The more memory, the better it is capable of handling difficult graphics.
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The performance of your system works as a whole. It depends a lot on what you are doing with it.\n\nIf you intend to play a lot of games, then a new video card would give you a better performance increase than system memory since that video card you have is very old and slow. Games rely more on video card speed than system memory.\n\nIf you do not intend to play games, then definately get more memory. Increase it to at least 512. The more the better. If you only use it for word processing, internet and such, a new video card won't increase the speed of your PC at all. More memory will help a lot.\n\nPreferrably both. you do not HAVE to upgrade the video card if you plan to upgrade the memory, but it can't possibly hurt to upgrade both.
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Stick with the nVidia cards and you can't go wrong...although you may have to lift your budget a little
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First make sure you can disable the intergrated graphic controller before you buy a new graphic card. \n\nNext you need to make sure that it is the right Bus like PCI or PCIe. I have even seen some computers come with intergrated graphics only to keep the price down, but also inlcude a AGP slot in case you wanted to upgrade later.\n\nAfter thats  decided then you should get the most recent one ATI or Nividia. Because there are newer features that games use(example: shaders). Other then that just make sure the one you order says retail or boxed version. Because you don't want to end up getting a cheap card that's sent in a bag with a burn cd for the drivers.
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The difference in memory installed is probably being used by your video card.  It looks like around 22MBytes.
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try anthor graphics card
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Upgrade your graphics card chances are you are bombarding it (not knowing it) and it cant handle the intense graphics Hope this helps!! I recommend the Nvidia Geforce FX 5500
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get a graphics card you ram is givein to the graphics driver as virtual mem which is from one mb-512 mb but a graphics card has built in ram so your computer stays fast
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Like conradj213 said, you need to at least a 1.5 GHz processor to play good games, you also need upgrade your ram memory to one that at least has at least 256 MB you don't have to get rid of your old card you can buy another 128 MB and install it with out replacing your old car and you'll have a 256 MB RAM, harddrive is ok but you can upgrade it as well, 128 Mb video card, well it depends on what card you have, some are not compatible with some games, i remember seeing a 250 MB video card on amazon.com, the reviews said it was an awsome card for a low price.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/104-4431882-2600711?search-alias=aps&keywords=video%20card
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Hmm, if you've already lowered your graphics rendering thingy, reduced the fonts (like, in the on-screen messages), and changed the resolution on your games colors, i can't think of anything else.\nRAM is cheaper these days, so just buy more.  More computers these days have at least a Gig of RAM, it's the wave of the future!  Plus, games will just keep getting better and better, so eventually you'll need to keep up, so when's a better time to buy more RAM?\nGood luck
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you need some more space on your pc are you need to delete something to make room it will run good if you do.
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1. to allot more ram to graphic from your total ram, in the bios startup, choose the graphic option, then try to allot the highest ram from the available option. but this usually has fixed to a maximum 128 mb for graphic.\n\n2. increase your virtual memory. right click on my computer, go to properties, go to Advance tab, under Performance, click on Setting, go to Advance tab, you will see there a option for Virtual Memory on the bottom side of the windows, and there will display the current virtual memory set in your computer. then u click on change, set your initial size and maximum size of virtual memory and then click on Set. click OK, to close all windows, and then restart your computer. after restarting, check back your virtual memory by click on properties on my computer again.