What is the reason i cant play 3d games on my computer ?
By Ashucool007
@Ashucool007 (71)
India
8 responses
@Alnitak (423)
• Italy
31 Mar 11
On your graphic card site. Is it ATI? nvidia?
ATI: http://bit.ly/17SstR
nvidia: http://bit.ly/YZsm
Don't do that if you're not expert, though, you could mess your settings up.
If you have direct-X installed you can make a quick test with the DX software as well.
@EnslinPorter (1718)
• Philippines
31 Mar 11
I see from your reply to stevieboi19 that you used to be able to play 3D games but one day, you suddenly can't, did I get that right? Maybe the video card is already worn out. Or, have you checked the system requirements of particular games and saw if your computer met those requirements? By the way, how long have you had that 3D card? If it still has warranty, maybe you can call the store/manufacturer where you purchased it.
@EnslinPorter (1718)
• Philippines
31 Mar 11
You're welcome. I hope everything will work well for you.
@Ashucool007 (71)
• India
31 Mar 11
Thanxx Enslin and stevieboi 4 your responce i will check it out .
@makatas (1098)
• Greece
6 Jun 11
Your computer's video graphics card does not have enough RAM to allocate to the high quality graphics of those games.
Replace the video card with one that can fit the port of your computer, be it AGP or PCI Express.
If this is a laptop, then your options are limited because laptops do not usually have a dedicated graphics video card.
@Strovek (868)
• Malaysia
26 Apr 11
You did not indicate whether you are using the built-in graphics card or a separate card. Also, you did not indicate whether you are using a desktop or a notebook.
Most computers with builtin display card capable of 3D uses shared memory - i.e. it takes part of your memory for the display and the rest for running your OS and applications. This can be configured in your bios.
When did your problem start? Is it after you receive a new patch for your application or a new patch for your OS. (Also not sure which OS you are using). Does any of your other 3D games still work or none of them works? If none work, then it might be somehow the driver has changed.
Currently, don't have enough information to really advice you.
@stevieboi19 (1419)
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31 Mar 11
You pretty much answered your question with the computers error message. Your computer either doesn't have the video memory capabilities to run such games or your computer has too much running at the same time and can't handle it all to process the game but more likely the first one . If it's none of those then I think you'd need to supply more information for anyone to get a clearer idea .
@Ashucool007 (71)
• India
31 Mar 11
No Buddy but i was playing all 3d games on it but suddenly one day my computer dosent respond then i restarted it then i tried to play game but i cant play from that day.
@stevieboi19 (1419)
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31 Mar 11
See that's all vital information which helps any user out with suggestions . I'm guessing their may be a fault with your video card/ check what processes your running alongside it in the back ground. I'm not sure other than that to be honest [em]sad[/em]. Maybe someone else will come along with some more ideas.
@hazelmike (48)
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22 Sep 11
I suggest by a video card it will solved your problem. I recommend Nvidia 9500GT for starter. Can run 3d games, online games, photoshop and cheap price.
@AndrewFreyne (6281)
• United Kingdom
4 Apr 11
It sounds like your current video card graphics are inadequate for the 3D games you are trying to play. Do you have a video card in your system or do you have onboard video? I don't know whether you have a laptop or a desktop but if you have a desktop then I recommend that you purchase a higher spec video card, something like Nvidia geforce. The video card will have it's own memory so it doesn't use up any of the ram in your system. If you purchase a video card it's likely that it will fit into your pci express x16 slot on your motherboard. Depending on the age of your computer you will either have a pci express x16 slot or an AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) slot but not both. AGP is the older version slot.
Anyway, I wish you luck. If you do decide to go for a video card purchase and you try to install it yourself check out youtube on how to install a graphics card as there are some good videos there. Andrew