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Though is not as smooth and quick as a graphic card.....

Check on drivers, that is comparable to the ATI 3000 series.

And what are the rest of the components? XP w/AMD dual core needs dual core driver and/or Optimizer. Then you gotta remember, its using onboard resources, so memory is important as is shutting down processes that are not necessary - including scanner types.

ATI Radeon 3000 onboard isn't the best but at least it's not a VIA Unichrome Maybe if you allocate more memory to the onboard it would play better. Or just get one of those adapters so you can use that EVGA card. Chris.

Mr. Chris wrote:ATI Radeon 3000 onboard isn't the best but at least it's not a VIA Unichrome Maybe if you allocate more memory to the onboard it would play better. Or just get one of those adapters so you can use that EVGA card. Chris.

Would definitely get a adapter for the EVGA.....

Greybear wrote:Check on drivers, that is comparable to the ATI 3000 series.

And what are the rest of the components? XP w/AMD dual core needs dual core driver and/or Optimizer. Then you gotta remember, its using onboard resources, so memory is important as is shutting down processes that are not necessary - including scanner types.

Yup the onboard graphic are sharing memory with the ram as i notice under system properties it shows 1.75GB instead of 2GB so 0.25GB muz have been use by the onboard

Temporary i swap the dvi adapter from the other rig which is running a 8600GT to the 9500GT, so far so good but then speed wise, it seem both 8600GT and 9500GT is on par or the latter is quicker abit