how do you fix a booting message problem
- Thread starter vick2008
- Start date
- Thread Starter
- #5
My System Spec is:
OS: Windows XP Home. Processor: Intel Pentium III,~730MHz. Graphic Card: Intel(R)82810E Graphics Controller. Memory: 190MB RAM. DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0C (4.09.0000.0904). Sound Card: Intel(R) Integrated Audio.
Is the problem with my Graphic card? or my sound card? How can i fix the problem.
OS: Windows XP Home. Processor: Intel Pentium III,~730MHz. Graphic Card: Intel(R)82810E Graphics Controller. Memory: 190MB RAM. DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0C (4.09.0000.0904). Sound Card: Intel(R) Integrated Audio.
Is the problem with my Graphic card? or my sound card? How can i fix the problem.
Agozer
16-bit Corpse | Moderator
To put it bluntly, you can fix the problem by buying an actual, good video card. The Intel chip does not even support the pixel shader version (2.0 IIRC) that is required by Dolphin.
Furthermore, like I said earlier the "Direct3D device creation failed" message points to to the fact that you might have some serious problems with your drivers for that chip. Do any other fully 3D applications (emulators, games or otherwise) work without problems?
Furthermore, like I said earlier the "Direct3D device creation failed" message points to to the fact that you might have some serious problems with your drivers for that chip. Do any other fully 3D applications (emulators, games or otherwise) work without problems?
Dude don't buy a new card!vick2008 said:
It would be a HUGE waste of money. It won't enable you to play games in dolphin. It would just allow you to run them with less graphical errors, at a bit faster speed.
Your computer is also too slow to take advantage of the power modern cards offer.
Only invest in a card if you want to play old 3d computer games
Guru64
New member
If you want to play Gamecube games on your PC, just forget about it. Dolphin is really slow at the moment and will remain like this for a long time. If you really want to play Gamecube games, get a Gamecube. They're cheaper than buying new PC parts.
If you still want to try Dolphin and don't care about games running slowly, having bad graphics or nor running at all, I'd just build a new PC from scratch. You're current PC is too slow to run Dolphin, even if it has a new graphics card. We can help you with deciding which parts to get.
If you still want to try Dolphin and don't care about games running slowly, having bad graphics or nor running at all, I'd just build a new PC from scratch. You're current PC is too slow to run Dolphin, even if it has a new graphics card. We can help you with deciding which parts to get.
Dude that's a load of crap. A mere ATi 9200 SE shits all over it.Blacklord said:
http://www.tomshardware.com/2003/09/03/integrated_graphics_performance/page14.html
Blacklord
Banned
I have one buddy and i know. I also had a ATI 9100 GTI. Intel chips beat other chips in other abilities.
And if u would read that better u would see that what u were looking at was the intel !865 not the 82852/82855GM/GME a.k.a Intel Extreme Graphics 2. And now intel is releaseing their kickass new chip Intel Extreme Graphics 3 which has all pixel shader support and a lot of pipelines.
And if u would read that better u would see that what u were looking at was the intel !865 not the 82852/82855GM/GME a.k.a Intel Extreme Graphics 2. And now intel is releaseing their kickass new chip Intel Extreme Graphics 3 which has all pixel shader support and a lot of pipelines.
Doomulation
?????????????????????????
Intel cards are crap. For integrated solutions, there are eve nvidia cards, and they are way better. Not sure about ati, though.
But as a general rule, avoid any built-in graphics chip, they are piece of crap in the end.
It will never take place that an integrated solution will beat a real gfx card.
But as a general rule, avoid any built-in graphics chip, they are piece of crap in the end.
It will never take place that an integrated solution will beat a real gfx card.