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On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:10:01 -0500, Nonny
wrote: Same here. Stevey can blow me. No thanks. An Inspiron is a notebook and so has no replaceable video card. |
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Try to go in BIOS and see if you can allocate more RAM for the graphics card
(assuming your Inspiron was built with a discrete one); 256 or even 512MB *might* help. Michael "Itinerantscholar" wrote in message ... I am writing about a Dell Inspiron 1501. Mobile AMD Sempron Processor 3500+ 1.80 GHz 1918 MB RAM 32-bit Operating System The Windows Experience Index was 2.0, held down because of "memory operations per second." So I just added two 1 GB memory modules. Now the score for Memory is 4.6 (yay!). But the score for "Graphics" is still 2.4. I went to "adjust visual effects" and clicked "adjust for best performance." And so my screen looks different now--I gather this is "Classic Windows," as opposed to "Aero." But the score is still the same: 2.4! What do I have to do to make it go higher? |
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