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  1. Thank you for the help wolfsangeleyes, and other people. It's good to know I am not alone in this. Here are the specs I found for my computer: Windows 7 Home premium Service Pack 1 Manufacturer: Packard Bell Model: EasyNote TM80 Rating (Windows Experience): 3.6 Processor: AMD Athalon II P320 - Dual-Core Processor 2.10 GHz Installed Memory (RAM): 3.00 GB (2.74 GB useable) System Type: 64-bit operating System Here's what came up for the graphics card: Adapter Type - ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Chip Type - ATI display adaptor (0x9712) DAC Type: Internal DAC(400MHz) Adaptor String - ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Bios Information - BK-ATI VER10.094.001.047.037601 Total Graphics Memory - 1405 MB Dedicated Video Memory - 256 MB System Video Memory - 0MB Shared System Memory - 1149 MB If this was just an ATI card thing, as you suggested Hawke5781, then why would protheus9 be getting the same error? Sorry if I missed something there. Are any of your computers using Steam as well? Also, is there a way to change the amount of memory / processing that a grapgics card gives to a game? Sorry if that question doesn't make sense, I was wondering if perhaps our computers had only allowed a certain amount of memory to the program so it wasn't getting the full use of the graphics card. Of course, it could always be that we're all having a similar problem...but not for the same reasons!
  2. Good Morning fellow games people, I recently installed Skyrim on my PC after a lot of messing about with the disk. I installed it by deleting the local content with steam, and finally got it to come up with the 'installing from disk' thing, and now I have been playing it. Here is my question: When I play the game at anything higher than 'low quality' setting on the graphics, the game play is very jerky. It's still a bit bad with the low quality setting on, but at least playable. Now I really don't know if this is due to my computer or the whole 'Steam' thing. I thought my computer had good graphics ability, but I might be just wrong. If anyone can tell me how, on Windows 7, to find out what processor...graphics...RAM...thingys my computer has, I can do so and post them here...because maybe you guys will just say 'oh yes it's just your computer specs that make the game jerky'. You can see I don't quite know what I am doing here :) On the other hand, I am wondering if it might be Steam (which I don't understand anyway) making my game go funny. I got the impression that if Steam is still connecting, then the game can be very slow. I have tried putting Steam in offline mode, but the game simply comes up with an error that I cannot play it in offline mode and makes me restart Steam in online mode before playing. I definately did install it from the disk though, although (I don't know if this matters), it never, ever asked me for the install key on the actual CD packet. During gameplay, I do get messages saying 'you have won X award in Steam!' which makes me think the game is constantly connected to the internet, and this might be slowing things down - as our internet is horrible speed. If someone could help me please I would much appreciate it. Just remember you're talking to someone who doesn't know much computer jargon so please help me troubleshoot in small words :) Thanks, I appreciate any help. Crouton.
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