my video card is up to date but isn't compatible with direct3D so i cant do anything on my computer

bubbly13

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it says i'm up to date but when i try to play online games it tells me that my video card isnt compatible with direct3D
i cant do anything from gaming to changing my screen saver. my video cars is a NVidia
 
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Apparently, you don't like when the answers to your...


chip type: NVidia
DAC type: 8 bit
adaptor string: VGA
Bios information: chip REV A2
and the NVidia website calls it GeForce4 MX 440

i have a 2009 gateway windows XP Media center edition

this is all i can find on my computer. i dont know if this helps
 


the two games ive tried to play and my screen saver properties all said that yes
 


league of Legends and Turbo Dismount. ive downloaded them but it still says it's not compatible
 

ok... what do i do when i'm there? do i download something?

 


nope. you buy a new computer
 


thanks for your imput but i'll stick with this computer. aparently its possible to take the video card out and replace it.
VERY HELPFUL GUYS THANKS*sarcasm*
 


Apparently, you don't like when the answers to your question are answers you do not like. Next time, you can save yourself some bother by typing your question in a txt file and underneath, typing the answer you would like to hear. Cut out the middle man and an instant response!

Truth is, that PC is so old that you're not going to be able to do much in the way of upgrading. AGP cards were being phased out a *decade* ago, your particular card was an entry-level card that came out in early 2002. There are upgrades, but essentially to get you from 12-year-old technology to 9 year-old technology.

The other posters weren't joking - it's not a PC I'd pay $30 for, so if there was an opportunity for a refund, I'd take it, and save for something that is closer to the modern age.
 
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