It's Epic, for cryin' out loud!

For Christmas, my lovely mummy bought me Two Worlds: Epic Edition for the PC. I've been extremely excited to play it but I can't seem to be able to because I have, in the words of Alan who knows lots more about computers than me, a ":skull::skull::skull::skull:ty video card." Makes sense because it's an integrated one that came with my Dell and Dell is supposedly crappy computers.

So, my card is Intel 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV. Is there any sort of drivers I can download or something so I can make it so I can play my game, or do I have to buy a whole new card just to play this game?

You're going to have to buy a new card.

rats :( okay

i got that in my dell. it really sucks. i have a 6200 geforce apg card i bummed off a friend and the games i had on there before look better then before. i think is a pretty cheap card now (just checked average fifty bucks at tigerdirect)

edit: if you take a picture of you board and focus on the 2/3 or so slots on the bottom half we can tell you what there is

It's okay, because you're essentially missing out on an inferior version of Morrowind or Oblivion several years late to that particular party.

I don't even have a graphics card, I have a silly chipset thing. Stupid Dell ;_;

You have onboard integrated graphics :P

Intel onboard cards are excellent when it comes to running linux with fancy compiz whizzbang effects though :D

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Originally Posted by Azar

It's okay, because you're essentially missing out on an inferior version of Morrowind or Oblivion several years late to that particular party.

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D:

If that's all I'm missing then I'll just go back to Morrowind instead of crying over not being able to play my EPIC game.

The question is whether she can even have an extra video card to start with -- do Dells have an AGP or a what the hell is it called -- PCI express card slot?