what is T&L video card? any recommendation for buying such video card? thank you.?
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A T&L Video card is a Chip that goes inside of your computer to generate its graphics for 3D Games. T&L Stands for Transform And Lighting. Almost all the video cards out on the market has T&L. You should buy a video card from your local computer/ electronic store (circuit city - CompUSA) and get either a ATI  or NVIDIA video card. Theres Tons of them to choose from but you have to choose the right one , depending on if your a Heavy PC gamer or if you just play once in a while . If your a HEAVY PC gamer you should buy a video card with at least 256MB. If you just play a lil you should  get a 128MB. Ask the people who work there they can help you choose the right one.
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The first thing you'll want to identify is if you have an AGP slot or PCI Express. Most newer computers have PCI Express, but I'm still rocking an AGP slot. I assume you have that out of the way.\n\nNow, when looking for a graphics card the numbers tell much of the story, but it's not always true to form. For example, depending on the quality of a graphic chip or the memory used, you might get varying results.\n\nThere's also varying degrees of "high level" 3D. Odds are you are looking at specific game or two? You can check the game's recommended graphics card levels on the box or website. They will give you two levels "required" and "recommended." Required is the bare minimum. You'll want more than that. Recommended is what they say is best. A good rule of thumb for PC games is to find the recommended specs, and then boost up your power a level or two. This way you won't be lagging behind completely 1 one year. But PC games the way they are now, 2 years is about as long as you'll ever get at "high level."\n\nMemory is highly important, one of the key features of a graphics card. I'd recommend a minimum of 256mb at this point.\n\nNow I could talk specs with you all day, but your main concern here has to be price. Graphics cards that can play any modern game on the shelf today range from $100 to well over $700. What is the difference? Well that $700 is going to be BRAND NEW and have every new piece of technology out there. The $100 card, while serviceable, probably is on it's dying breath and will need to be upgraded to play next years games. The question is, are you going to want to play a specific game now? Are you looking to the future? And how much are you willing to pay for future proofing?\n\nAnother item to consider is that a new graphics technology, DirectX 10 is JUST coming out. If the future if your concern, you'll want a card that features this technology.\n\nIn short: the number one thing you want to look for is a good price to performance ratio. You can do this by researching reviews and all the technical numbers that these kind folks will feed you. A good sweet spot for graphics cards is typically $200-300. More than that and you're paying to be an early adopter. Less than that and you're buying an already outdated card.\n\nI've avoided using specific numbers, due to the fact that "high level" changes every 6 months. And it varies greatly depending on what game you are wishing to play. World of Warcraft is an entirely different beast than F.E.A.R.\n\nI've linked a great source for you to check graphics card reviews. Often times you can find the card you are looking for and see how it stacks up to other cards of similar price and features.
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This is an on-board video adaptor.  Meaning it's built onto the motherboard.  The best way to upgrade is to see if your motherboard has an available AGP or PCO slot to install a new video card.
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Very, very bad answer from that last guy, very bad.  That is an integrated card that was not meant for gaming.  Anyway, there is really nothing you can do, laptops are not easily upgradeable like desktops.  This laptop was not designed for gaming, and there is really nothing you can do to change that.  Sorry.
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Your Chip set is NVidia nForce 410 and  Video Output Interface PCI Express, it depends on who much you want to spend on a Graphics Card, i would suggest GeForce 7 series
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Though I can't promise that it will be a REALLY good video card, http://www.newegg.com offers computer hardware for decent prices.\n\nRemember to make sure that it is compatible with your motherboard.
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For AGP and PCI-X video cards look on newegg.com :)
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not much in it really card for card. radeon bring one out and geforce responds with a similar or better one and vice versa. as for games written for specific card.... well that's a new one on me, after all the game companies would lose millions if that were the case surely??
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get somthing from asus ... lok for the features you want ...plenty of pci expansion slots ...if you dont want to buy a new video card then you need an agp board but if u want to play the latest games you should move up to pci express and get a new video card like an nvidia 7950 ... a sli capable board is a bonus if you ever want to increase video performance even more by adding a second card ... raid is a good feature to have ...sata is better if you want to move up to faster harddrives  ...and get a board that supports ddr2 unless ur wanting to keep ur old memory ... it really depends on if ur wanting to run ur old components off of it or wanting to put together a new system ...
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onboard graphics means that it is not a stand-alone video card.  It is a budget graphics system.  It may run Oblivion but probably not very well.  If you will be web-surfing and doing basic computing tasks then the 6150 will be fine but if you will be playing many newer games then you will need to purchase a video card.  You will be able to add virtually any pci-e video card available.  The link will take you to Asus site for your mobo.\n\nMy suggestion would be to shop www.newegg.com for a video card.
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Apparantly when he gave his "REAL" answer, he neglected to read the "REAL" question.  This best video card you can get for $150 to $200 is this:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814136001 a 7900GS, while not the absolute best card out, still a very good card that I am sure you will be more than happy with.\n\nAs for motherboard, you do need an nVidia chipset motherboard to run SLI.  nVidia chipsets work fine with Intel processors.  Here is the problem, currently there is only one nVidia chipset that will support true full SLI, that is the nForce 590.  The others will give you SLI, but the PCI Express slots will only run at 8x each, therefore not giving you the full bandwidth.  nVidia is scheduled to release new chipsets next week, so you may want to take a look at those.\n\nHere is what I would recommend however.  Next year the new PCI Express specification is coming out, which will double the bandwidth of each slot.  I would recommend just buying an inexpensive non SLI board now, and then upgrading to one of the new boards when they come out, especially since you don't plan on having two cards right now anyway.
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Yes, I would expect that since the GeForce 6200 was a low end non gaming card when it came out, and that was a few years ago, which means it is now an outdated low end non gaming card.  Time for an upgrade.
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One of the most important things for playing games is the hard drive (big and very fast )and RAM (fast 2 Gigabyte)and of course the video card (the best you can get/can pay). After this you must have a very fast monitor 4 ms refresh no more. You can take AMD or Intel they both are dependable.
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you'll need to buy a video card, right now you have on-board graphics...  go with a ATI or N-VIDIA card
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This is like asking which is better Ford or Chevy.\nYou'll probably get answers from both sides (notice I said sides).  Most people have one video card.  Specs and testing again are like cars.  Some specs are better for one side some specs favor the other side.\nnVidia fans will trash ATI. ATI will trash nVidia.\nThese are the two major players and both have their advantages.\nAlso best graphics card for DVD playback?...for gaming? ...photoediting? PCI Express or AGP? \nBelow is a good link.
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The 7900GT is the newer and better card. The 7900GT is almost as fast as the 7800GTX.\nAnd the 7900GTX is currently the King of all the cards.\nIt's a lot faster than ATI's best video card.
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tough one...\n\nIt is not so much the graphic cards memory size that you need to consider. One card with a memory of 128 may be a lot better than a card with a memory of 256, it is all down to the cards architecture/speed/pipelines etc.\n\nout of the above listed, they are both very similar cards, perhaps the geforce just edging it.\n\ngo to www.ebuyer.co.uk and see what cards have been commonly bought within your price range, may give you a clearer idea on what to get, read the reviews people have left on the cards too.