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Subject: Graphics card
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jerseyci 3.02.11 - 06:22pm
When installing a new game on my laptop, I sometimes get told it's not compatible with my graphics card. Is there an easy way to tell (from the game requirements thing on the back cover of the game) if it's going to be compatible? * +
spartan2 3.02.11 - 06:24pm
Cos the game requirements arent enough???? 
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jerseyci 3.02.11 - 06:30pm
Well, I'm a bit of a novice.... It says that it requires a certain card, or above... Problem is, I don't know if my card's better than the one they say... or not * +
spartan2 3.02.11 - 06:31pm
You can always use system requirements lab. But you should find out more about your GPU. Laptop graphics are not usually guaranteed to run games as it is * +
jerseyci 3.02.11 - 06:34pm
I knew I'd struggle with the gaming side of things with a laptop, but it's infuriating having to return games, How can I find out about my GPU? * +
spartan2 3.02.11 - 06:35pm
Go online, go to systemrequirementslab.com and run an analysis. It'll set out all you need simply. Its most likely your laptop is not intended to game. Most laptops are not gaming machines * +
jerseyci 3.02.11 - 06:37pm
Fantastic, thanks Spartan, I'll check it out now. I'll probably be back later to pick your brain 
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nfxcr3w 3.02.11 - 08:18pm
its proberly a Intel Graphics Card there for will have trouble playing it * +
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