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FPSC Classic Product Chat / [Technical] Graphics Card

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Darth Vad3r
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 00:52
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Whenever I load up a FPSC-Made game, I recieve an image that states that my Graphics card is not compatible. Then When I run the game, All The GIF's and the Blood and everything is a wierd color-box. And whenever I get to an enemy, The Game Freezes, and My Computer Automaticly Restarts. I Plan on getting FPSC, but If this keeps happening I might not. Anyway to fix it? Ideas and theories are welcome, Fixes, patches and solutions are too.

~Vad3r

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Zone Chicken
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 01:00
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Quote: "I received an image that states that my Graphics card is not compatible"


That would be the key factor of the problem, your card cannot run the program.
What card are you trying to run the program on?
And there is probably no way to fix or patch the problem, and you would need a newer graphics card since fpsc has already stated the card is not compatible.

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Darth Vad3r
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 08:24
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I'm aware of that, but my Graphic Card is pretty up-to-date.

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Raven
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 17:38
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The problem is your Power Supply. When the graphics card works harder it demands more power from your computer, if it demands too much the PSU can't keep up and your computer will believe there was a power-outage.

Solution: Buy a better PSU. 320watt is pretty much standard now. I'd recommend 400watt for any budget PSU though.

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Zero #43
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 18:13
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i am running at 1280x1024 x 32bit

ati radeon 9700 pro 128mb

Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor w/ HT Technology 3.4GHz 800MHz FSB w/ 512KB Cache, 1GB DDR PC-2700 at 333MHz - 1x1024 SO-DIMM, ATI RADEON™ 9550 256MB DDR(<<soon ), 80GB Hard Drive
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Samoz83
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Posted: 12th Oct 2005 18:34
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same

SaM
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Zero #43
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sweeeet GO ATI!!!

Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor w/ HT Technology 3.4GHz 800MHz FSB w/ 512KB Cache, 1GB DDR PC-2700 at 333MHz - 1x1024 SO-DIMM, ATI RADEON™ 9550 256MB DDR(<<soon ), 80GB Hard Drive
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