Blasted Rise of Nations
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Blasted Rise of Nations
I recently had to replace a malfunctioning graphics card with an older one, which works perfectly fine for everything else. But now when I try to play RON, it says my card is not supported!!
Damn Microsoft making a game that is incompatible with basic PC hardware!!!
Damn Microsoft making a game that is incompatible with basic PC hardware!!!
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Whats your current card? did you try updating drivers for the correct card?Lord MJ wrote:I recently had to replace a malfunctioning graphics card with an older one, which works perfectly fine for everything else. But now when I try to play RON, it says my card is not supported!!
Damn Microsoft making a game that is incompatible with basic PC hardware!!!
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That is embarassingly ancient. Even if by some miracle they did try and support such an old fossil, the game would run like a slideshow. Don't blame them.
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Ok, how much do good graphics cards run these days?
The one I had was great, but then it malfunctioned so bad that it crashed Windows whenever I played DVDs.
That one, and the "fossil" I have now are PCI cards. I do have another card that plugs into a different kind of slot on the motherboard (don't know what the slot is called, smaller than a PCI.) But that doesn't seem to work at all, I don't think the motherboard is picking it up.
The one I had was great, but then it malfunctioned so bad that it crashed Windows whenever I played DVDs.
That one, and the "fossil" I have now are PCI cards. I do have another card that plugs into a different kind of slot on the motherboard (don't know what the slot is called, smaller than a PCI.) But that doesn't seem to work at all, I don't think the motherboard is picking it up.
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Basic graphic cards today can be found for 50$ or 100$ or any price range.Lord MJ wrote:Ok, how much do good graphics cards run these days?
The one I had was great, but then it malfunctioned so bad that it crashed Windows whenever I played DVDs.
That one, and the "fossil" I have now are PCI cards. I do have another card that plugs into a different kind of slot on the motherboard (don't know what the slot is called, smaller than a PCI.) But that doesn't seem to work at all, I don't think the motherboard is picking it up.
The other slot is called AGP, its specificly for graphic cards.
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