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whats wrong with my game?

Started by brett_dirtbike, December 06, 2006, 09:30:45 PM

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brett_dirtbike

hey, im new on here and i just got MX vs. ATV.

i loaded the game without any hitches, i have the recomended ram and space, not sure about processor, but i loaded the video thing (directX) as it asked me to..

now, i went to start up the game and a window came up, then went away, then the god awful pop-up came on saying there was an error and the program needed to shut down..
same thing happened when i attempted to play the DEMO.

someone please help, its urgent!! i've been waiting far too long to play this game!!


-brett.

Fixer

It's probably your video card- what are you using?

brett_dirtbike

i was kinda thinking that, and i dont know what kind..

how do i find out? i tried to find in it my computer bu no luck...


-brett.

Fixer

If your using XP, then follow the numbers.


brett_dirtbike

#4
sweet, thanks alot.

i have an Intel 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Contoller

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v241/brett_fishman/graphicscard.jpg

is this up to par? we had to upgrade it when i got mcm2, but now i guess again for mva?

-brett.

PS: my prosessor is FINE, the minimum is 1.2GHz and i have a 2.4GHz one
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v241/brett_fishman/processor.jpg

Fixer

Unfortunately this game only runs on systems with nvidea or ati video cards.  :(

brett_dirtbike

ok.. :'(

does it matter what kind of those 2 i go with? (are any of them under-powered?)


-brett.

brett_dirtbike

ok, i kinda forgot about the game, its been in the drawer since x-mas.. haha

anywho, i found two ATI cards at future shop.. same price, what one should i get:

ATI radeon X1300 pro PCI-express

OR

ATI radeon X1300 pro AGP

aaron.270

That depends on your computer.  PCI-Express and AGP refer to the slot on the inside of your computer.  Usually computers have one style or the other or maybe neither but not usually both.  Find out what type of slot you have and get that card.  Newer computers generally use PCI-Express and slightly older ones use AGP.