is there a problem with my computer?

Click Start then Run - type in dxdiag and hit Enter.

Under Display (3rd tab from the left at the top) it will list the Name, Manufacturer, Chipset and approx. total memory.

Just go here to find out what you have.http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest

i guess my video card is what is processing the graphics because it says all the info about my vid card for the info u told me to look at. is there any way i can make it so that i am using the new vid card, but the nvidia gpu?CnCis4w3som3

Well, you have yet to tell us what this "video card" is. Tell us the Dxdiag information as Stinger78 suggested - because that is the one and only card your PC will use when running the game. Theres no way to use the other.

Dxdiag was mainly to tell you your video card details.

You know what your video details are, but please post them here.

If dxdiag has details for an older of 2 video cards, then you should take the old one out - if it has details for your new card - then maybe a driver update would help your system.

Keep in mind, on system requirements lab, if you meet the minimum settings for a game, you will have to run the game on low/lowest settings - what you really want to do is meet the recommended if possible.

Again, please post the details you get from dxdiag here so we can see what your system has in it.

Dxdiag was mainly to tell you your video card details.

You know what your video details are, but please post them here.

If dxdiag has details for an older of 2 video cards, then you should take the old one out - if it has details for your new card - then maybe a driver update would help your system.

Keep in mind, on system requirements lab, if you meet the minimum settings for a game, you will have to run the game on low/lowest settings - what you really want to do is meet the recommended if possible.

Again, please post the details you get from dxdiag here so we can see what your system has in it.

Stinger78

What do you have for a Nvidia card? Geforce 6,7,8,9? like a 6200,7300,8400,9400 etc ???04dcarraher

Is it built into the motherboard? If thats the case, its probably a Geforce 7100 or similar GPU. Your Radeon will be an improvement if you remove the Nvidia display drivers and download, install new ATI drivers.

The best thing to do is to get the latest video card driver from the amd website.

Here's a link to the amd/ati websitehttp://support.amd.com/us/psearch/Pages/psearch.aspx?type=2.4.1&contentType=GPU%20Download%20Detail

The only other thing I can say is that some games run better on Nvidia than ATI, and some things run better on ATI than Nvidia. This game might be one that runs better on Nvidia.

It says that that you have a ATI 2600 pro its a ati card not a nvidia.04dcarraher

Onboard video, most likely, will not be worth trying to use to play modern 3d graphic-intensive games.

Dxdiag sees the 2600 HD card as your video card - Windows is using the 2600 HD card for your display.

You need to update drivers for your ATI card to get the most performance out of your computer graphics.