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[jg007]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

If you were paying attention, you'd notice that we never said you need a graphic card for vintage gaming...

I didn't mention ' Vintage ' , I am just talking about games 2-3 years old

[Eagle of Fire]

you actually do need a graphic card to see anything on your monitor, lol

Wrong. Dead wrong.

I didn't mention ' Vintage ' , I am just talking about games 2-3 years old

If you want to play games with full details and acceleration, you won't have much of a choice if the game is graphically heavy. The first post of this thread mentioned it was for a gamer who wish to play future release as well, so there wasn't really a question on the subject...

[jg007]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

Wrong. Dead wrong.


If you want to play games with full details and acceleration, you won't have much of a choice if the game is graphically heavy. The first post of this thread mentioned it was for a gamer who wish to play future release as well, so there wasn't really a question on the subject...

hmm, I read - ' He will use it mostly to play games like warcraft 3, games like the ones at abandonia, watch some videos, movies, home work, etc (nothing very different than a home's computer) '

and from Wiki -


Recommended:
600 MHz processor, 256 MB of RAM, 32 MB 3D video card, DirectX® 8.1 compatible sound card (Windows)

looks to me like intergrated will do fine

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

Wrong. Dead wrong.

um, you realy need a graphic adapter to see anything on your monitor. you think there's a little hobbit which translates cpu instructions to monitor controller or what?

mm: you could have in-built graphic adapter