Video Games keep slowing down

Everytime I start playing a video game the longer the game goes on the
slower my computer becomes. A friend said it may be my video card needs to be
replaced, unfortunately my computer has a built-in video card so it cannot be
replaced that easily. I was also told that I may have to swap out my
motherboard, but I have no idea what that means. Can anyone help me. My
computer is an Acer, Aspire T320. Intel Celeron Pentium 4, also Intel 82865G
Graphics Controller, total memory 96 MB. current display mode 1024X768
(32bit) (85Hz), main driver-ialmrnt5.dll (6.14.10.4396). For sound-Realtek
AC97 Audio, type WDM, driver name ALCXWDM.SYS, version5.10.0000.6090.
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John-Michael

ewwwww.... lol 96 MB of memory??? no wonder... i recommend upgrading to
atleast 256 or 512 MB... whats happening is that your 96 MB of your memory is
being used by the whole computer... including the game... so there is barely
any processing power... and it also depends on what game your running... with
that integrated video card... but deffinately... DEFFINATELY get some more
memory. I think that should help.
Dyl

"John-Michael" wrote:

Everytime I start playing a video game the longer the game goes on the
slower my computer becomes. A friend said it may be my video card needs to be
replaced, unfortunately my computer has a built-in video card so it cannot be
replaced that easily. I was also told that I may have to swap out my
motherboard, but I have no idea what that means. Can anyone help me. My
computer is an Acer, Aspire T320. Intel Celeron Pentium 4, also Intel 82865G
Graphics Controller, total memory 96 MB. current display mode 1024X768
(32bit) (85Hz), main driver-ialmrnt5.dll (6.14.10.4396). For sound-Realtek
AC97 Audio, type WDM, driver name ALCXWDM.SYS, version5.10.0000.6090.
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John-Michael

Yes memory seems to be the main culprit here.

Also note that you can still install a better graphics card. Find out if it
has an AGP or PCI-Express port and buy that type graphics card.

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Rehan
MS MVP -- Digital Media
www.rehanfx.org - get transitions and effects for Windows Movie Maker



"Dylan" wrote in message
...
ewwwww.... lol 96 MB of memory??? no wonder... i recommend upgrading to
atleast 256 or 512 MB... whats happening is that your 96 MB of your memory
is
being used by the whole computer... including the game... so there is
barely
any processing power... and it also depends on what game your running...
with
that integrated video card... but deffinately... DEFFINATELY get some more
memory. I think that should help.
Dyl

"John-Michael" wrote:

Everytime I start playing a video game the longer the game goes on the
slower my computer becomes. A friend said it may be my video card needs
to be
replaced, unfortunately my computer has a built-in video card so it
cannot be
replaced that easily. I was also told that I may have to swap out my
motherboard, but I have no idea what that means. Can anyone help me. My
computer is an Acer, Aspire T320. Intel Celeron Pentium 4, also Intel
82865G
Graphics Controller, total memory 96 MB. current display mode 1024X768
(32bit) (85Hz), main driver-ialmrnt5.dll (6.14.10.4396). For
sound-Realtek
AC97 Audio, type WDM, driver name ALCXWDM.SYS, version5.10.0000.6090.
--
John-Michael