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Traxx2333
3rd June 2008, 07:27
I have a problem with this GMA 945
I would like to play games that require a 128mb graphics card or 256. What I got was a Pc that has the GMA 945 Chipset family which goes up to only 64mb graphics has no shader vortex and some other stuff that you need to play games with.

I have updated it with the latest drivers but it still stays at 64 MB is there any way I can get the GMA shipset to get more ram. ??? I am totally lost here. I do not have the Disk for it either.

I looked at some graphic cards and I need a PCI-E card and they cost around 300 dollars Canadian to get.

Please help. Thx!

Myk!
3rd June 2008, 14:45
You mean you only have up to 64mb display on builtin vga?

Drivers will do nothing for this. Try BIOS update or you have no choice, buy a PCI-E card.

Traxx2333
3rd June 2008, 18:53
Thanks Myk! for the fast response. :good2: It's built in Graphics Accelerator So I guess it can only go up to 64Mb. I allready updated the Bios and everything else in it. So I guess that means I really have a Crappy Graphics. LOL! :roflmao:

The one good thing about this is that I can take the PC back and get an entirily new one. :excited: Its just that I really did not want to do that. :confused: Becuase the Processor in this PC is good enough to play the games I want. :good2:

But its better then spending 300.00 dollars on a Graphics card

Again Thanks Myk! for the fast response. :hifive::hifive:

You mean you only have up to 64mb display on builtin vga?

Drivers will do nothing for this. Try BIOS update or you have no choice, buy a PCI-E card.

Myk!
4th June 2008, 04:21
You dont even need to buy a PCI-E card. Just select a good mother board with built-in graphics.

I only using built-in video with up to 256mb geforce video ;) And of course, I have a option to put PCI-E if I have extra money.

Myk!
4th June 2008, 04:21
You dont even need to buy a PCI-E card. Just select a good mother board with built-in graphics.

I only using built-in video with up to 256mb geforce video ;) And of course, I have a option to put PCI-E if I have extra money.