Getting Graphics Card to run faster without upgrading hardware!?

Display Memory: 64.0 MB

how could i possibly make this run better for some games i wanna play etc..
KOTOR, KOTOR2, WoW, etc its just fustrating i cant bloody upgraade it!

64MB?

Well sorry nothing can improve on that crap.

If it was a desktop computer you could maybe have overclocked it a little bit, but i dont find it adviceable to overclock a laptop, everything is too close to each other in those, and you can even risk that it melts your keyboard.

64MB?

Well sorry nothing can improve on that crap.

Spybot_9

Yeah, just invest in a cheap Dell or something... Yep, you guessed it, I'm a boy-advert for Dell :Pjoeyp7711

No!Get no DELL, It's like hell, trust me...

ATi pretty much abandoned everyone that didn't have their current generation cards years ago. And they don't even bother support any of their notebook GPU's. Try going to their site for a driver, and they'll just tell you "go to the manufacturer's site." But they ARE the manufacturers, damn it! :roll: :| Anyway, all I can say that you could try doing is use the last available Omega drivers that will support your Raddy 7000, since his modified drivers don't have any of the ancilliary **** that ATi's reference drivers do.codezer0

Laptop manufacturers customize laptop GPU's to support specific features like power management functions (for example when you close the lid of laptop). That's why standard drivers usually don't work and you have to go to the laptop manufacturer for drivers, not the GPU manufacturer. That's also why games don't officially support laptop GPU's.

[QUOTE="joeyp7711"]Yeah, just invest in a cheap Dell or something... Yep, you guessed it, I'm a boy-advert for Dell :PGANGSTASAN

No!Get no DELL, It's like hell, trust me...

not true i have a custom dell gaming rig

specs- dell dimension 3000, P4@3.2Ghz,2GB DDR RAM @800Mhz,GeForce 6200 256 MB DDR2 O'clocket@ 500Mghz,WD 320GBx2@7500rpm, MAXTOR 80GB@7500rpm, thermlake liquid cooling,120mm fan x2@1200rpm , 80mm fan x 2 @8000rpm, zalma mc12 fan controller