I have two graphics cards in my Samsung laptop. An intel integrated chipset that is terrible and then an NVIDIA GT 525M. For some reason, many of my games and other programs and just windows in general prefer the shitty integrated chipset, which is killing some games framerates and such. My drivers are up to date. I am using windows 7. I can post more info if needed, but i really need my computer to prioritize my better card. Any help?
I have a lap top, with an integrated chipset.
How can I optimize my graphics as much as possible without any taking stuff apart or upgrading?
I don’t know much about computers but I checked underneath my laptop and there IS a removable graphics card in there. I want to play the new WoW expansion that is coming out soon, but my current graphics card is not good enough to play the game smoothly, even with low settings.
I am wondering what some good laptop graphics cards are out there that I can install into my laptop?
I have a “Dell Inspiron 15″ Windows 7 ( is that enough info?)
Thanks!
I am planning to replace my desktop for a laptop
The only games I really play, are counterstrike 1.6 and counterstrike source
Counterstrike source requires a bit more to run
What engine will give me at least 90 fps?
The recommended requirements are 512MB RAM, DirectX 9 level graphics card,
Also is an intel 4500mhd 256MB onboard better than 256MB Geforce 7800+ or Radeon X1900+?
I’ve been having problems with the screen size. There’s s black border around the display. It’s hard to explain. I need to install graphics drivers for my friend’s Toshiba Satellite 1805-S207.
How much should a graphics card for a laptop be able to play COD modern warfare and other big games?
How much should a graphics card for a laptop be to be able to play COD modern warfare 2 and other big games?
My son has Microsoft’s Flight Simulator Deluxe Edition. I need to buy him a new laptop so he can play it! I’m a bit confused as to what specifications I need to be able to get this game to play. I’m not after mega-good graphics, just enough so the 11-year old can play his PC game. I’m thinking of a 3GB machine but do I need one with a specific graphics card?
PART 2: www.youtube.com Pictures of me taking it apart: www.flickr.com This video will show you in great detail how to remove your graphics card in your laptop or notebook. This process is hard, but I will show you how to do it without damaging or hurting your laptop. PC Details: Dell Inspiron E1505 laptop Windows Vista: Home Edition (SP1) Note: I have Virtual PC which allows me to run multiple OS’s at one time. (Vista Business & XP & Linux) However, I use Vista: Home Edition as my main OS …