Registered: 03/15/01
Posts: 6029
Loc: Seneca Fall's, NY
On one of my laptops I have a ATI Radeon X1200 Series video card. I installed Diablio III and after installing it says my card is not supported for that game. I need a Intel HD video card to do the job so my question is this. How do I do this?
Registered: 03/15/01
Posts: 6029
Loc: Seneca Fall's, NY
Yea, I hit the PLAY and it showed me the pop up saying what it said. Then it auto. took me to a website about it. I even checked on updated drivers. This is where it took me to: CLICK HERE
Edited by Aces_Up (01/01/1304:23 PM)
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Did someone say Rift? All Hail the Defiants!! Anyway also check your Direct X and make sure that is up to date so you don't get the card working and have to mess with another update. I'm just thinking if one is out dated the other may be too.
I bought a new PC to run games like those, the insides can be interchanged not like a lap top. I had the same problem with my brand new Dell laptop, video card wasn't strong enough.
You can buy external video cards for laptops but you would also need an extra power source to stop the battery from dying so fast.
HP has some decent desk tops on sale which can run Diablo 3 and Starcraft 2 at the low setting. Then you can purchase separate video cards, ram sticks, etc to make it run better.
It's hard to keep up with technology as every year the new stuff you buy is constantly being outdated for something better.
My best advice is to get a desk top for gaming. Or spend 3000 dollars on a nice alienware laptop if you're looking for a portable computer system.
Also keep your eyes out in the future for the FIONA- it is made by razer and is a portable gaming computer with all that shazam built in.
