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Give us a look at the DXdiag Display page

i'll tell you what you need

probably running the default windows drivers which don't support anything above Opengl1.0

Err ... where did u get that utility ??

its on the intel website

and comes with most intel motherboards on the bonus/driver disc

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Originally posted by squall_leonhart69r
its on the intel website

and comes with most intel motherboards on the bonus/driver disc

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DXdiag comes with DirectX. If you have DirectX you have DXdiag.

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Originally posted by Chris Boulton

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Originally posted by squall_leonhart69r
its on the intel website

and comes with most intel motherboards on the bonus/driver disc

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DXdiag comes with DirectX. If you have DirectX you have DXdiag.

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Err
... Surfi i mean where did he get the original thing. That system
whatever that is the point of the thread. I know that dxdiag is a part
of dx

What "thing", what "utility"???? please read posts carefully (much has been said and suggested already) and be as clear as possible yourself. And only post when you know what you're talking about...

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Originally posted by squall_leonhart69r
probably running the default windows drivers which don't support anything above Opengl1.0

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Hence we are trying to find out what type of driver he needs

well Cookie i got a picture of my motherboardand. I also sent u an email last nite with the report info so check ur mail

k the motherboard.


Edit: after looking some time my head in the computer i think i found the name or the number u need..is it the white strip under the fan?

Edit#2: the dxdiag says i have directx verison 9c but the report i got from Everest Home Edition said i have directx 6.0 or sometin like that.. but maybe it wasnt that directx .. omg im sooo confused

Edit#3: well i think i got the code of the motherboard.. here it is :
MSAG28070-02100-M6PHX1-A06 D D

tnx guys again for helping me to sort this thing out!

Argh, not am MSA board.. i hate them

kk..

heh heh cooler master suxors LOL

anyways

chris boulton, please try to keep up with the convo

anyways

that motherboard code isn't going to help

can you look for a serial number or brand id or something

well that was all i found..i dont know where else to look

HEY HEY

actually, if you reboot the computer, and pause it on the post screen it should tell you what model mobo it is!!!!

the post screen is the one where the memory gets counted and the ide drives are detected