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Old 03-20-2007   #1 (permalink)
MisterPaul


 
 

Video Card question

Okay...I have an eMachines computer, with all the original specs with it,
including the video card.

I may sound like a fool now but, if I do replace my video card with a faster
one, will that enhance my computers playability? Seems to me like the one I
have now, just isn't all that. But is the video card the reason for my woes?

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 03-20-2007   #2 (permalink)
Andyistic


 
 

Re: Video Card question

I don't know what you mean by "playability", but to improve performance,
you should look into upgrading the video card, CPU, and adding more memory.
Probably not likely with your current motherboard.

-- Andy


"MisterPaul" <MisterPaul@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:14BCB585-C44C-40FF-8CD8-148DFCC97DF3@microsoft.com...
> Okay...I have an eMachines computer, with all the original specs with it,
> including the video card.
>
> I may sound like a fool now but, if I do replace my video card with a
> faster
> one, will that enhance my computers playability? Seems to me like the one
> I
> have now, just isn't all that. But is the video card the reason for my
> woes?



My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 03-20-2007   #3 (permalink)
Justin


 
 

Re: Video Card question

"MisterPaul" <MisterPaul@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:14BCB585-C44C-40FF-8CD8-148DFCC97DF3@microsoft.com...
> Okay...I have an eMachines computer, with all the original specs with it,
> including the video card.
>
> I may sound like a fool now but, if I do replace my video card with a
> faster
> one, will that enhance my computers playability? Seems to me like the one
> I
> have now, just isn't all that. But is the video card the reason for my
> woes?


Upgrading your video card will most certainly give you a performance boost
however we wouldn't know how much unless we know more about your current
machine.

Can you give us it's specs?

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 03-20-2007   #4 (permalink)
Lang Murphy


 
 

Re: Video Card question

"MisterPaul" <MisterPaul@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:14BCB585-C44C-40FF-8CD8-148DFCC97DF3@microsoft.com...
> Okay...I have an eMachines computer, with all the original specs with it,
> including the video card.
>
> I may sound like a fool now but, if I do replace my video card with a
> faster
> one, will that enhance my computers playability? Seems to me like the one
> I
> have now, just isn't all that. But is the video card the reason for my
> woes?



Is this related to Vista or just to general PC performance regardless of OS?
If the former, post your system specs. If the latter... then this isn't the
right NG.

Lang

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