how can i know which graphic card i have?
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A few of different ways:\n\n1.  Right click any blank spot on your desktop and select 'Properties'.  Select the 'Settings' tab.  The name of your display adpater will appear.  \n\n2.  Right click 'My Computer' and select 'Properties'.  Than select the 'Hardware' tab.  Select the 'Device Manager' button.  Navigate to and select 'Display Adapter'.  Double clicking on the adapter will bring up a property box for it, allowing you to see the driver version and other advanced features and infomation.\n\n3.  Download Belarc Advisor.  http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html\nIt's a free download that displays all of your system info on one page.  (The plus side to Belarc is that it includes a system security audit)
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download Aida32, run the program,find display  and click windows video and it will show the information about your graphis card,  \n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/aida32.html
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Look into some system info tools. There are many free ones out there that will give you the ID of various components in the system. Try a search for AIDA32. It's a good, free utility.
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First you have to determine what kind of graphics card slot is available on your computer.  In order of speed graphics slots are..\n\nPCI-express\nAGP 8x\nAGP 4x\nAGP 2x\nPCI\n\nOnce you figure out what kind of slot you have available you can go to a site like Toms hardware and look at speed ratings based on the video bus.. \n\nhttp://www.tomshardware.com/site/vgacharts/index.html
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Hi,\n\nI'm pretty sure this is an Nvidia card.\nYou can download the driver from Nvidia.com
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You might try "Start" click "Programs" go to "Accessories" and "System Tools" Look for "System Information" and click it. This give all of the information about your computer and systems.
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many utilities like 'cpu-z' can tell you what kind of graphics slot you have. or you can check system bios.\n\nit is the type of slot that determines whether you can or can't use a video card. [ agp 4x, 8x, or pci-express ] but there are both agp and pci-express versions of both the 6600 and the 6800.
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Assuming you have windows XP.\nRight click on your desktop\nproperties ---> settings ---> advanced ---> graphic card.\nwill tell you all.
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First make sure you can disable the intergrated graphic controller before you buy a new graphic card. \n\nNext you need to make sure that it is the right Bus like PCI or PCIe. I have even seen some computers come with intergrated graphics only to keep the price down, but also inlcude a AGP slot in case you wanted to upgrade later.\n\nAfter thats  decided then you should get the most recent one ATI or Nividia. Because there are newer features that games use(example: shaders). Other then that just make sure the one you order says retail or boxed version. Because you don't want to end up getting a cheap card that's sent in a bag with a burn cd for the drivers.
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download your video card driver it should come with the program right click on the desktop and goto properties to access it
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Just open it up and look at the card, I would bet it is integrated sound all the same, and if it is would probably be either 8331 or NVIDIA.  There is also a nifty tool called DriverGuide Toolkit, and it is free available here.\n\nhttp://www.driverguidetoolkit.com/
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At the nvidia website\nhttp://www.nvidia.com
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most likely OGL.  Nearly all graphics workstations sold have Open GL graphics cards in them
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go to start/run (type) dxdiag ok .... it should say what u have under the video tab ... if you need to disable it go into ur bios settup under integrated peripherals or somthing similar ... and disable ur onboard graphics ...
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It matters what type of interface you have in your pc, there are two main types on the market today, PCI express, and AGP.  You must figure out the interface in your pc, and buy accordingly.\n\nIf you mean you want to know if your video card is compatible with a game you own, make sure it is listed in the requirements, or look on the games website for supported game.\n\nI'm sorry I couldn't be more straightforward, there wasn't much for me to work off of.
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Compare what it says on the game box to what it says in your "dxdiag" - to do this go to Start, Run, and type in dxdiag.  Give it a few minutes as it gathers info about your computer & you'll get info such as what type/speed is your graphic card, your sound card, directx, etc.
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For Nvidia, http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp\nFor ATI, http://www.ati.com/support/driver.html