Help me!

[Matt]

I have a game called Might and Magic 7, but think my
graphics card may not be strong enough for it. How do I
see what graphics card I have?

[Jeff Brown]

If you are using W2K or WinXP youcan use a built-inprogram called DxDiag.
DxDiag is the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. You start it from the "Run" command.
If you look on the "Display" tab you will find the video card information
(it's under the "Device" header). Jeff

"Matt" > wrote in message
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> I have a game called Might and Magic 7, but think my
> graphics card may not be strong enough for it. How do I
> see what graphics card I have?

[PCyr]

Go Run > Type in "msinfo32.exe" > Hit enter.
Click on Components > Display
Eureka.

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"Matt" > wrote in message
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> I have a game called Might and Magic 7, but think my
> graphics card may not be strong enough for it. How do I
> see what graphics card I have?

[Sharon F]

On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 12:58:46 -0700, Matt wrote:

> I have a game called Might and Magic 7, but think my
> graphics card may not be strong enough for it. How do I
> see what graphics card I have?

Matt, the game configuration tool will allow you to run in "hardware" or
"software" mode. It defaults to hardware. If that is giving you problem,
try "software." I have run the game successfully on XP. Be sure to download
the patches by running the game updater too.
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