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This happened to me also and I also made a thread way earlier in the year. Check it out and see if you find anything. http://www.graalians.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5701 |
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OK so you're using Intel inbuilt graphics (and I think it's a very old chipset as well.. 2004/2005?) so I don't think you will be able to push any high-end gaming out of this. It does, however, look like you're using a substandard default driver so updating with the Intel driver should provide a remarkable improvement. Visit the Intel Driver Update Utility and let it find the correct driver for you. Install it and see if it makes a difference. Getting a dedicated graphics card will boost your experience but it's also depending on other factors. Don't form out $600 on a top-line graphics card when you have slow, low-clocked RAM, slow CPU and limited PSU |
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