what is XWGFA for laptop screen resolution? how would this compare to svga and others?
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that dont exist i dont think - but the rest are here.....
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Well, I disagree. I think you should buy it. But don't expect miracles! It may work at the minimum resolution (a bigger resolution than 320x240 will cause the application to drop too many frames).\n\nCheers!
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At this point, I believe, you have two options.\n\nhttp://www.screentekinc.com or eBay. I'm afraid it will cost you between 180-300$. It's the price you have to pay.\n\nBefore you shop; however, I would get your gf's resolution. You can do this by: Right-click on the desk top>click properties>click settings.
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No,\nfiGan2 is better.\n\nit can be run under windows
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MSI - http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=NX6600_Ares&class=vga
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Right-Click once anywhere on the desktop (not on an icon) and click Properties.  Click the Settings tab and check your Screen Resolution.  Depending on the monitor, you'll probably want either 800X600 or 1024X780.
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right click on desktop. got to properties. click settings and change resolution to 1024 x 768 then click apply.
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Mine is 1280x1024 too. I would use this as your standard as many PC bundles these days come with a 17" monitor and this is the best resolution for those.
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Any laptop worth having is set up for multiple monitors.  This is in case you decide to plug it into a full size monitor and maybe a full size keyboard and mouse for ease in use.  If you're not using this type of setup, no worries, it does not affect your use of the onboard video.  It will most certainly not cause that issue.  Check your resolution by right-clicking on the desktop, selecting Properties, then choosing the Settings tab.  In the display box, make sure you've selected the onboard display.  For a smaller view, try 800X600.  Average is 1024X768.  If there is another Display device on the selection menu, view its properties and make sure nothing like "extend my desktop onto this display" is selected.
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Below is a link to a GVI converter, it is shareware and has a 21 day trial.
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upgrad ur windows media player and vga
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VGA stands for Video Graphics Adapter.
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This isn't something you can download, you will need a graphics card that supports hardware pixel sharders, this is nothing you can upgrade on a laptop, I hate to say but unless you have a desktop you can install the game on there is nothing you can do to make it work on a laptop.  I know you won't like this but you will have to find a laptop that has at the very least a Radeon X600 or one with a nVidia mobility Go GeForce4, Go FX5700 or Go 6600 and up mobile graphics chip or play the game on a desktop.  \n\nFor a desktop, I like the following cards:\n\nAny modern graphics cards has hardware pixel shaders and texture and lightning features, assuming you have an AGP slot, check out the GeForce 6600 at $120 (AGP version) or the other GeFroce 6600 (PCIe version at $100).\n\nIf you don't want to spend that much you can get the Radeon 9600 (AGP version) for $58 after rebates.  Or the Radeon 9550 for $48 after rebates.\n\nIt depends on how much you want to spend but if you want my opinion, I would go with the GeForce 6600 but it is up to you.
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Do not use the the VGA card any more the refresh rate setting is off. So stick with the old VGA I mean lets face it you cant get it to work as a thumb of rule replace what you know is working..
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PowerStrip is a powerful program that lets you do all sorts of things with your display. Whenever I find that there's a refresh or resolution problem, I turn to PowerStrip.\n\nPowerStrip can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm
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You can try Xilisoft Video Convertor
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I have my computer connected to my tv using a GeForce fx 5500 video card through an s-video cable.  I just right click the desktop screen, click "NVIDIA Analog Display" (my video card settings), then I goto "Display Mode" and do "Clone" instead of single display and then put tv instead of Analog display(monitor) and apply.  \n\nSorry if it sounds confusing.