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Called Homeworld 2
It's crap and it doesn't run on my 'brand new computer' as in the bestest specs every... needs some obscure graphics engine or whatever and what I did play the graphics are like an old X-Wing V Tie Fighter game.
Bah, so what PC game(s) should I get for £30?
It's crap and it doesn't run on my 'brand new computer' as in the bestest specs every... needs some obscure graphics engine or whatever and what I did play the graphics are like an old X-Wing V Tie Fighter game.
Bah, so what PC game(s) should I get for £30?
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SHEEPY wrote:
> Okay
>
> What does AGP mean and where is it?
Accelerated Graphics Port. And I have no idea where it is :0D
> Okay
>
> What does AGP mean and where is it?
Accelerated Graphics Port. And I have no idea where it is :0D
Look for a brown coloured slot (or differently coloured to the other white slots.
SHEEPY wrote:
> A slot in my computer that I put a card in
>
> I'm not touching it, it's new and I'll kill it with static and stuff.
Got any mates that are any good at computers? Set up a webcam here and we can help you :0P
But not at this time, we'll mess it up. Well, we'll probably mess it up anyway, but still.
> A slot in my computer that I put a card in
>
> I'm not touching it, it's new and I'll kill it with static and stuff.
Got any mates that are any good at computers? Set up a webcam here and we can help you :0P
But not at this time, we'll mess it up. Well, we'll probably mess it up anyway, but still.
Okay
What does AGP mean and where is it?
What does AGP mean and where is it?
Unlikely, just touch the radiator before opening it.
tigamilla wrote:
> SHEEPY wrote:
> Why do I have onboard graphics?
>
> Pcs marked as "suitable for business users" usually have
> this.
>
>
>
> How would I change it then?
>
> Check for an AGP slot, and slot an expensive graphics card into it -
> if theres no AGP slot its time to throw that lump of PC into the
> skip
>
> *crawls back to bed (came to check progress of download)
Yey! I was right!
- Not as dumb as he looks.
> SHEEPY wrote:
> Why do I have onboard graphics?
>
> Pcs marked as "suitable for business users" usually have
> this.
>
>
>
> How would I change it then?
>
> Check for an AGP slot, and slot an expensive graphics card into it -
> if theres no AGP slot its time to throw that lump of PC into the
> skip
>
> *crawls back to bed (came to check progress of download)
Yey! I was right!
- Not as dumb as he looks.
A slot in my computer that I put a card in
I'm not touching it, it's new and I'll kill it with static and stuff.
I'm not touching it, it's new and I'll kill it with static and stuff.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Why do I have onboard graphics?
Pcs marked as "suitable for business users" usually have this.
>
> How would I change it then?
Check for an AGP slot, and slot an expensive graphics card into it - if theres no AGP slot its time to throw that lump of PC into the skip
*crawls back to bed (came to check progress of download)
> Why do I have onboard graphics?
Pcs marked as "suitable for business users" usually have this.
>
> How would I change it then?
Check for an AGP slot, and slot an expensive graphics card into it - if theres no AGP slot its time to throw that lump of PC into the skip
*crawls back to bed (came to check progress of download)
It's not really that hard.
Do you know what an AGP or PCI slot is?
Do you know what an AGP or PCI slot is?
*dies of computer talk overload*
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