how do I change the video card in my computer?
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I think almost all of AGP 4X can work on your PC. If the Color can only be 16 color and 800x600px, maybe you should check the driver. try to download it from web. For example : \nFor ATI RADEON / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.ati.com\nFor NVIDIA GeForce / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.Nvidia.com\n\nto check your VGA type, Click right on "My Computer", choose "Properties", go to tab "Hardware", click "Device Manager" and expand the "display adapter" tree. There you can find what's the type of your Graphic Card.
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try updating the driver for the video card
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switch to an Nvidia card
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right click on desktop---click on display properties---settings tab---advanced---adapter\n\nyou need to get a new video card in order to get more video ram.
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Try windows update\nhttp://www.windowsupdate.com/\n\ndo not go for express installs, but use it manually, there you should find drivers for video cards.\n\n\nIf that fails, try the vendor of your graphics card. They might have it (you didn't give details on which vendor it is, only the chipset)).\n\nBTW: The type of CPU is irrelevant.
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You can check the minimum specs on the box itself or right the id software website.  From what I see your machine will handle it on lower settings.  You will need to throw that video card in first.
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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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you need to purchase a 128MB video card...like the GeForce 5200 or 5500\n\ngo to tigerdirect.com they have plenty.\n\nyou will need an open AGP or PCI slot.....
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Ok dude, here's the deal; \n(1.) You can update your video card driver by right clicking on my computer, then click on properties, then on the hardware tab, then on device manager, then click on display adapters, and finally click update driver on the top of the page after higlighting your video card.\n\n(2.) You can buy a new video card and install it. (You could take it to Citcuit City and have them install it for you if you don't know how, also  keep in mind that they are expensive if you wan't to keep up with today's modern games.)\n \nGood Luck---Hope I helped
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Go to settings, control panel, system... there it will show you your RAM and processor and operating system that you have installed.\n\nfor your video card, right click on your desktop, go to properties, then go to settings, then click advanced.. then click the tab for adapter.. this will show you all the details for your video card.
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Check your device manager - press the windows icon button on your keyboard (two of them near the space bar ) and the pause break key\n\nclick on the hardware tab\n\nthen on the device manager\n\nclick on the plus nxt to display adaptors - underneath that it will display your video card\n\ndouble click on that and it will give you more info  - sometines even a link to the cards web site
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go to your video card ,  to the settings,it will be in there......
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You just need an A/V output on your video card. Most video cards dont have this feature though. You might not be able to pick up such a video card at your local store. You may have to order one online. Try pricewatch.com.
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The easiest method I have found for updating drivers is by visiting http://www.driverguide.com.  The sign-up is fluff and it gives everyone the same username and password.  They have a pretty good search engine for drivers of all types.\n\nThe next best way is to search the manufacturer's site for the drivers.  For example:\n\nMost modern video cards fall into only 2 categories:\n1. ATI cards, update at http://www.ati.com \n2. Nvidia cards, update at http://www.nvidia.com\n\nIf you purchased your computer from HP, Gateway, E Machines, Dell or any other large manufacturer you can visit their respective websites and they all have pretty good driver databases that are matched to your specific model of computer.
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either incompatible video card or incompatible memory was put in, or not working
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Turn the power off, pull out the plugs.\nOpen the case\nPlug in the new card (make sure you're grounded first eg. touch something metal i guess)\nConnect the monitor to the new card\nPlug the power on\nLoad up window\nRight click "my computer"\nClick on hardware tab then device manager\nExpand the Display Adapter\nDouble click on your old device\nOn Display usage: disable it.\nPress Ok\nGoto Ati Website and download the Catalyst Drivers for the Radeon series.\nInstall it.\n\nThis is what I would've done, but since I'm not there, I can't really tell you what problems might pop up or occur.
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majibejito is right.  integrated graphics cannot be upgraded, they can be replaced.  Installing a graphics card is pretty easy and depending upon what you buy relatively cheap.  To do so you will need to determine what type of slot you have available (pci,agp,pci-e).  Check the computer mfr's website or the documentation that came with you computer.  Best type is pci-e then agp then pci.  Once you know what type of card you looking for you can purchase a card at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City etc...  I personally prefer NewEgg.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=48\n\nThis will give you an idea of what you are doing:\nhttp://www.mysuperpc.com/build/pc_install_video_card.shtml\nnot all video cards require extra power connections like the link shows.  Check the computer mfr's website for specific directions.  In most instances doing this will void the warranty for the computer so keep this in mind if it is relatively new.\n\nHope this helps.