Can You Play Flight Simulator X with a 128MB Intel UMA integrated graphics card?
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This is what Microsoft says:\n"System Requirements\n\n    * Windows XP SP2 / Windows Vista\n    * Processor: 1.0 Ghz\n    * RAM: Windows XP SP2 - 256MB, Windows Vista – 512MB\n    * Hard Drive: 14GB\n    * Video Card: 32MB DirectX 9 compatible\n    * Other: DX9 hardware compatibility and audio board with speakers and/or headphones\n    * Online/Multiplayer Requirements: 56.6 kbps or better for online play\n\nThat sounds like a yes to me.\nYour experience will be better the better the graphics card is, and generally you are better off with a separate card, but you can adjust the game to your specs, according to the second link I have pasted below.
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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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its not about the compatibility ... he might have asked u about the brand or different sizes of vgas like 128MB or 256MB or 512MB. i have INTEL915 motherboard and i tried almost every PCI EXPRESS graphic card n they worked perfect.
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This is not a choice.\nDual core are (usually) capable of 64 bit.\nIt's like asking "What's better, a Rottweiler or a dog?"\n///
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I'm using a VIAO laptop that's just a model out of date and I don't think there's a thing it can't do. It has an intel 1.8Ghz Centrino Duo processor with an nVIDIA video controller. The only thing I updated when I bought it was the memory, I maxed it out at 2Gb. I can run iTunes downloading CDs to my hard drive and run Epson scanning programs at the same time with full Norton security running in the background and not miss a beat. I'm a heavy user and I'm not disappointed! My gaming is really R/C flight simulator programs and I can fly on line with my Norton programs running with no slow down or loss of graphics...
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Nvidia 7800GTX with 512MB of memory.\n\nSomething like this:\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814143044
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Mmm, don't really have enough information to tell you exactly how big of a difference. For example: some of the geforce 7900 cards are 256mb, some are 512mb. Either way, you're likely at least doubling your video memory, and going from agp to pci-ex, correct? It would make a huge difference, but Oblivion is a resource hog. It would be much smoother, but it wouldn't be perfect.
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There are PCI cards out there that will RUN oblivion, but you will probably not want to play it, as settings will be VERY low and framerates will be very bad. AGP is the slowest BUS i think taht would be able to PLAy Oblivion.... sorry.
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My suggestion to you is to buy a reasonable AGP / PCI-E graphics card with atleast 128MB RAM for playing games.
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I do and itz not very bad. have 1Gb Ram and 256 MB Dedicated ATI Graphics. It works!
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1- Nvidia G-Force 2MX 200 AGP video card\n\n1- Nvidia G-Force 4MX 440 64mb AGP video card
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Everyone so far has given you "yes" or "maybe".  No, the answer is to play the game well, plain, flat out, no.  Yeah, on the lowest settings, its a definite maybe.  But, to play them well, no.  Your processor is OKAY not great but OKAY.  The problem with the Xpress 200M is that this is an integrated card and it is taking 64MB from you main memory.  I remember someone saying you had a "good" system.  It's not.  It's just okay.  But we can... fix that, sort of.  What you need is a dedicated graphics card and since you have the Xpress 200M chances are you also have a PCIe slot.  That being said, you should purchase one, a Geforce 7600GT graphics card, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130017 and then get yourself an additional 512MB module of memory (bringing the total to 1GB).  You should now be able to play all the games in that list at a resolution of at least 1024 x 768 with most effects enabled.  The limiting factor here is your processor.
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no, definitely not. you stuck with your intel graphics 900 because it's integrated on the mainboard.\nonly top notch laptops have the opportunity to upgrade the graphics card (i.e. some Alienware and the Dell XPS M1710).
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Contrary to some misinformation being reported, the integrated ATI Xpress 200 graphics more than meets the requirements of Vista.\n\nATI Xpress 200 graphics is a real DX9-class accelerator derived from ATI's X300 GPU, which meets Vista's video/graphic requirements (DX9-class VPU/GPU that supports Shader Model 2.0 and Windows Display Driver Model).  It will run the full Vista GUI with all eye candy effects enabled, including Aero 3D Desktop, though not as well as a good graphics card.\n\nWhether a graphics solution is integrated or discrete has little to do with supporting Vista.
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Get a 64/128 graphics card. Have enough empty space in C drive. If you can have around 1GB of page file and still enough C drive space. Almost all your games would run fine.
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Well, is the 1.7 GHZ the "MINIMUM" requirement, or the recommended. It probably won't be worth playing if you don't meet the minimum. As long as you meet the minimum requirements you can usually play in lower resolutions, with fewer effects enabled.
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This Notebook can not update video card, it only Integrated Intel® Extreme graphics up to 64MB shared