Half Life 2 Please Help

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adam_rofe

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i need serious help. im ok with computers an i can figure out whqat to do if i have instructions.

bascially i have new computer an i have bought hl2.
the probelm is that i cannot a.) run half life as it come up with a box saying " unnsupoorted video card"

however my minum systme requiremtns are ok. my system specifications are :
processor information :
vedor: genuineintel
speed: 2800 mhz
1 logical processor
1 physical processor
hyper threading :unsupported
RDTSC : supported
CMOV: supported
FCMOV : supported
SSE: supported
SSE2 : supported
3d now : unsupported
network info.
network speed modem 56k
windows version :
xp service pack 1 bulid 2600
NTFS : supported

vidoe card:Driver: sisgrv.dll
type : sis 651c
vednor id :4153
device id : 25392
version : 6.14.10.3581.
render mode : open gl
screen size 800 pixels
bit depth 16
memory RAM
447 mb



what update/ software/ hardware, do i need to run hl2 ???

i have a feeling that i need driveres to support the hyperthreading and the 3D now card.

also i have got to the loading screen on hl2 but it is very blured an crashes after around 3 minutes of loading.

please help me !!! thanks guys
 
Basicly your graphics card isnt supported for Half Life 2. You really need a fully Direct X9 compatible card like an Ati Radeon 9000 and above. But to have some decent detail you should really be going for the Ati Radeon 9800pro which is about £140. I'm not sure on whihc Nvidia cards are fully supportive of Direct X9, but i'm guessing all the FX series.
 
i really havent got that kind of money anything cheaper that would work?

also my comp does have direct x 9.0

thanks anyway
 
adam_rofe said:
also my comp does have direct x 9.0
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Your computer may have DX9 loaded, but your current graphics card can't handle it, it would seem.

From the scant information supplied on the card above, it looks as though it has a SiS chipset, which is something of an oddity now, to be honest.

Try looking for prices on a Radeon 9200 or an Nvidia FX5700.
 
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