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crysis
Jan 23, 2008, 03:59 AM
Hey I have just got the game "crysys" (may explain my name:) ) anyway when I instaled it I got this error when trying to play it:

Unsupported video card!
"sis 760"[vendor = 0x1039, device = 0x6330]
continuing to run might lead to unexpected results or crashes.


This means nothing to me so I thought I would just buy a new better video card then my friend said that it may be an internal video chip (or something like that) so you may not be able to get a better one.

My comp is compaq presario 061 and as you can see in that error message I have sis 760.
Also the game needs 256 MB video card.

Bascly I want to know if its possible to buy and instal a better one or if its an internal chip?

crysis
Jan 23, 2008, 06:17 AM
hey i have just got the game "crysys" (may explain my name:) ) anyway when i instaled it i got this error when trying to play it:

Unsupported video card!
"sis 760"[vendor = 0x1039, device = 0x6330]
continuing to run might lead to unexpected results or crashes.


this means nothing to me so i thought i would just buy a new better video card then my freind said that it may be an internal video chip (or something like that) so u may not be able to get a better one.

my comp is compaq presario 061 and as u can see in that error message i have sis 760.
also the game needs 256 MB video card.

bascly i wanna know if its possible to buy and instal a better one or if its an internal chip?
OK I have just been to PC world and asked the "tech guys" they said that most of the new video cards are PCI-E and mine is PCI so the best place to look is on the internet cause most shops don't sell them anymore. So I have found this PCI card:

New FX5500 Geforce 256MB PCI DVI Graphics Card FX 5500.

Interface PCI Universal Slot
Chipset NVIDIA GeForce FX5500
Memory 256MB DDR SDRAM
DVI & TV-OUT Dual Head
General features 0.13u process technology
128-bit advanced memory interface
Support DirectX 9.0 and OpenGL 1.4
Engine Clock 370Mhz - Memory Clock 250Mhz
68 Million vertices/ sec
1.0 Billion texels/ sec fill rate
4 pixels per clock rendering engine
NVIDIA CineFX 2.0 Engine
Advanced Display Pipeline with full nView Capabilities
High-performance, high-precision 3D rendering engine
High-performance 2D rendering engine

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Intel Pentium 4/III, Celeron II, AMD K7/Athlon, Athlon XP with An available PCI 2.0 slot

Will it work on this:

Amd athlon(tm) 64 processor 3400+, mmx, 3dnow, ~2.4GHz

??

NeedKarma
Jan 23, 2008, 06:20 AM
Yep, it will work.

Crysis is known for it's incredibly steep hardware requirements. Be prepared to turn down the game settings in order to get smooth framerates.

crysis
Jan 23, 2008, 06:53 AM
OK ty for the help

lithium ignition
Jan 24, 2008, 11:44 PM
hey i have just got the game "crysys" (may explain my name:) ) anyway when i instaled it i got this error when trying to play it:

Unsupported video card!
"sis 760"[vendor = 0x1039, device = 0x6330]
continuing to run might lead to unexpected results or crashes.


this means nothing to me so i thought i would just buy a new better video card then my freind said that it may be an internal video chip (or something like that) so u may not be able to get a better one.

my comp is compaq presario 061 and as u can see in that error message i have sis 760.
also the game needs 256 MB video card.

bascly i wanna know if its possible to buy and instal a better one or if its an internal chip?
Hey your better of getting a 8800 gts it much better performance even though it $1000

crysis
Jan 25, 2008, 12:10 PM
$1000 huh think ill just buy a new grafics card off eBay :D

NeedKarma
Jan 25, 2008, 12:12 PM
$1000 huh think ill just buy a new grafics card off ebay :DPointless if the rest of the system can't keep up with it.

crysis
Jan 25, 2008, 01:08 PM
Suppose I could get one I mean I won't need toupgrade my comp again for a while... but is it PCI or PCI-E? My comp can only have PCI

NeedKarma
Jan 25, 2008, 01:16 PM
All the high end cards are now PCI-E.

crysis
Jan 25, 2008, 01:43 PM
Dam looks like I can only go so far before needing to buy a new comp :(

Is there any way of changing from PCI to PCI-E?

lithium ignition
Jan 26, 2008, 02:55 AM
Before I meant a 8800 ultra is $1000 but the 8800gts is about $500