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[Python523]

Originally posted by zell12
Graalv3 won't run on computers with low RAM, I don't have that problem anymore, but what about the other 800 players? Not all of them have top-of-the-line computers. Mabey you should just keep it sorta simpler.

My computer is ~3 years old, I have 196 mb of RAM, and a Riva TNT 2 video card, stefan has a riva tnt 1, both of us can run the client flawlessly

[marcoR]

what if... *dun dun dun* you don't have a video card, will the client still work, and if so, how will you know? you can't see!

[Python523]

Originally posted by marcoR
what if... *dun dun dun* you don't have a video card, will the client still work, and if so, how will you know? you can't see!

Stop acting stupid, if you didn't have a video card your moniter wouldn't function, since the moniter plugs into the video card (I think at least)

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by Python523
since the moniter plugs into the video card (I think at least)

That it does. Although there may be some REALLY old way that doesn't require what we would consider a video card.

[SaijinGohan]

I think everything needs a video card unless you got one of those origional Macs.

[marcoR]

sheesh jag, I was just kidding =\

[Chrisz]

Some people use the onboard videocard, woooo 16 colors. I don't know anyone who does, but, some people may if they dont have a video card. You dont *need* one, but yeah, the monitor plugs into some.. thing that the videocard can go into. (I have no clue what its called :P)

[marcoR]

Digital line out? there's another funny looking serial on the back, but I wasn't interested enough too look, and there's always a TV out card...

[-Ramirez-]

Chrisz, an onboard video card is just that, a video card. Whether or not it's detachable from the motherboard makes no difference. There are newer motherboards that have video cards with much higher resolutions and color depths than what you're thinking of as well.

and...

marcoR, a TV out wouldn't allow you to view what's on your PC screen on another display device. It would allow you to view the current TV channel, as you would imagine.
DVI is used for LCD monitors, assuming that's what you're referring to. That is located on the video card.

[marcoR]

o.o TV out lets you look at your


____________
|----------------- |
|----------------- |
|----Monitor-----|
|----------------- |
|----------------- |
____________

on your

____________
|----------------- |
|----------------- |
|-------T.V.------|
|----------------- |
|----------------- |
____________


My friend does this, so I know for certain it does, =p
XP |:P


[EDIT]
You're thinking of a T.V. in :P
[/EDIT]

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by marcoR
o.o TV out lets you look at your Monitor on your T.V

Yes, a TV out on your video card does let you view your PC screen on a TV. Too bad that's not what you said. You said a TV out CARD. Which I simply took to be a "TV card", or more commonly known as a "TV Tuner". Which would NOT allow you to view your PC screen on a TV.

Edit:
Ok, that was quite stupid now that I think about it, but still, you DID say a TV tuner card, which does not let you view your PC screen on a TV. A TV Tuner does not usually have an output port, so that was stupid on my part.

[marcoR]

Digital line out? there's another funny looking serial on the back, but I wasn't interested enough too look, and there's always a TV out card...

what are you smoking? the ever so debatable pot!? I said a TV out card, a card that lets you watch TV on yoru computer wouldn't be called a TV out card!? that makes no sense, none what so ever! it would be a TV in card, etc, so the TV can go IN, and with a TV out, the little pretty desktop goes on the TV o.o

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by marcoR


what are you smoking? the ever so debatable pot!? I said a TV out card, a card that lets you watch TV on yoru computer wouldn't be called a TV out card!? that makes no sense, none what so ever! it would be a TV in card, etc, so the TV can go IN, and with a TV out, the little pretty desktop goes on the TV o.o

I wasn't aware there were cards designed specifically for the function of viewing your PC on your TV. I always thought they were integrated into video cards.

[marcoR]

I would like timestamps on RC conversations:

(mm/dd/yy) Zero Hour: I forget the correct format for the month date year stamping, but you will get my point.
(mm/dd/yy) John Smith: I don't excist, I'm only for example use, and my name is on many credit cards in commercials, every second I'm alive is agony.

[zs0]

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