is there a 1GB video card?
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http://desktopvideo.about.com/b/a/253705.htm\n\n:)
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I think you answered your question without even realizing it.  You can install pc2700 ddr memory.  It is also known as DDR333.  The link is to Newegg, 512mb starts at $45 shipped.  Much cheaper than  Best Buy, Circuit City etc...\n\nSome people will tell you to only buy the expensive brands, but I have never noticed a problem with the lesser known brands.  Look for lots of reviews, it is usually a good indication of a well liked product.\n\nI would suggest checking to see if you computer will support 1gb (probably) and purchase that.  512mb is fine for WinXP but 1gb makes it hum right along.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nJust a note, you cannot use DDR2.  It is not physically the same, the slots the memory installs in are different configurations.
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To how much memory your *video card* has in Windows, go to Control Panel, Display, then the Settings tab. There should be a button labelled "Advanced". Click on it, and then go to the "Adapter" tab in the window that pops up. That should tell you how much RAM your video card has.
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No, that is not harmful but not helpful either.  What you need to do is install a good video card with a good bit of onboard memory.  You can get AGP cards with about 256MB of onboard memory for way under $100.00\n\nYou should also make sure you have a fair amount of memory in your computer itself, say at least 512 MB, the more the better.
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XD is available in both 1GB and 2GB sizes: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2010070068+1053107941&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=68
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Assuming your laptop doesn't have a VGA port on the back of it, there are PCMCIA video cards you can try one is the VTBook, http://sewelldirect.com/vtbookpcmciacard.asp?source=froogle but I would be surprised if your laptop did not have a VGA port on it somewhere.
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the best and most exspensive on the market right now is NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8828136606&category=3762 ...go to http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php/page_id=5/form_keyword=video%20card/rd=1/popup1[]=15:387 and explore different memory amounts, brands, and compare prices
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Yes, depending on the nature of the games you will want to get a card appropriate for them.  You can spend anywhere between $69 and $300 for a video card/tv tuner card.  So, there are five choices, not extensive I know but the best I could do.  The first one is a 64MB Geforce4 MX440 with TV tuner for $69.  Definitely not something you want if you want to play modern games.  The next one is a ATi All-in-Wonder 9600XT with either 128MB of memory for $166 or a 256MB version for $177 (between those two I would spend the extra $11 for double the memory).  Then you have your choic of a AGP or PCIe 256MB Radeon X800XT card for $259 and $269 respectively.\n\nWhat is it exactly that you want to do?\n\nSee them all here, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?submit=PROPERTY&SubCategory=48&propertycodevalue=695:9635&bop=and&order=priced
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You can purchase memory or RAM from bestbuy or other electronic stores. They can also install it for you if you are unfamiliar.
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1 GB of VRam!! dats less compared to the ATi Radeon X1900XTX which has 2 GB of GDDR3 RAM!! and a 48 million pixel pipelines
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Okay, home computers come up to 1 terabyte of storage if you would like, are capable of having 2gb of RAM, two video cards with 1gb of ram each, the possibilites are endless, and your question is too vague.  But you're probly still looking for the "any" key, aren't you?
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Video card selection depends a lot on your motherboard capabilities, so make sure you don't overspend your abilities.  Check out www.tomshardware.com for some reviews.  Good luck!
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Well maybe its because the video card is old or does not have enough memory on it. But sometimes its because of compatibility.
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You mean 1Gb RAM.\n\nWhatever spec. you think is good enough now certainly won't be in a few months time if you ever consider upgrading to Windows Vista.  But the spec. you suggested will be more than enough for your current needs.   However, for what you use your current machine for, I would save money and opt for a memory and hard disk upgrade.  This will cost considerably less than a new machine.\n\nJust a memory upgrade itself will be a great benefit (you don't say which operating system you're using).
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http://www.worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Video_Card_Compatibility
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Supports up to 3GB\nhttp://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=356
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Do you know what type of Video Card you have and How old ur computer is? Possible VCard