I need a good graphics driver

[nuclearstickman5]

Hey, I need a good graphics or video driver that is like capable for any computer and windows XP. I need to find something that will boost my speed and graphics because features on flash aint working right. Blur for example wont work, it kinda slows my computer down when I use blur. And when I try to play games and stuff its not so good.

Oh and why Im posting I figured id ask about improving virtual memory. Is there any way to increase virtual memory without buying anything to install into my computer?

-Thanks in Advance Guys

[Chalupa3266]

Well if you could it would be easier to post your computer specs. Usually with a very old computer, you cannot just plop a 8600 GT in an old computer and expect to get the most out of it. Your other parts are most likely old and will bottleneck your graphics card.

Without you posting your system specs, I am guessing that you have a very old computer (since it has problems with the blur effects) and you will most likely have to upgrade your CPU, Motherboard, Graphics card, and Ram.

My advice would be to get a new computer, custom built nowadays you can get a very good one for 600 dollars that could run new games on medium to high.

[ColdLogic]

At 4/27/09 04:30 PM, nuclearstickman5 wrote: Hey, I need a good graphics or video driver that is like capable for any computer and windows XP. I need to find something that will boost my speed and graphics because features on flash aint working right. Blur for example wont work, it kinda slows my computer down when I use blur. And when I try to play games and stuff its not so good.

Oh and why Im posting I figured id ask about improving virtual memory. Is there any way to increase virtual memory without buying anything to install into my computer?

-Thanks in Advance Guys

i think your more in need of a good graphics card, not driver. A card is the hardware and that determines the maximum speed your computer can display images. a driver is like a cotrol center for that card, and can never increase the maximum speed of the card, but a bad driver can slow it down.

to find the latest (and hopefully best) version of the drive you need, you have to go to your video card manufacturers website and download + install it. this might help a little but honestly you wont have a miricle of improoved performance.

blur will slow any computer and card down, theres no way to help this but getting the fastest card you can. you dont have to spend a fortune and theyre not hard to put in. aim for around 200 and make sure your new card will work with your motherboard. research is key, and if you cant handle that bring your box in and get it done by someone else.

Im running with no graphics card right now with a 3.01 mhz machine and it handles flash no problem since flash doesnt use the graphics card much im told. As for games its a tottally fail so a card is a must. good luck.