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*DjNDB* · 12/07/2011, 11:49 am

I don't know if you are interested in upgrading the PC a bit, but if you or someone you know is tech savvy enough, you also have that option. The graphics chip is probably the biggest show stopper.
The HP Pavilion Slimline s3220n does have a PCIe x16 slot, so you could upgrade to an actual graphics card, instead of the rather weak integrated graphics you have now.
Even a cheap card of the current generation should help, or maybe someone you know has one lying around he/she doesn't need anymore.
A prerequisite is, that the power supply is sufficient for that and has the required connectors. If you don't know how to do all that though, let a professional do it.

Anyway, if you want to play the game, that's one more option you can consider.

velocoraptor · 12/13/2011, 12:56 pm

*sigh* the update said that it wasn't compatible with my graphics.....system....thingy.

velocoraptor · 12/13/2011, 12:59 pm

oh, didn't notice that there was a page 2. I'll try that. thanks.

(Though maybe I should call Lexie from the first movie to do that, she's a compuer "hacker" after all. LOL JK, Jurrasic Park humor.

*DjNDB* · 12/13/2011, 01:35 pm

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Originally Posted by velocoraptor

oh, didn't notice that there was a page 2. I'll try that. thanks.

(Though maybe I should call Lexie from the first movie to do that, she's a compuer "hacker" after all. LOL JK, Jurrasic Park humor.

I just took a deeper look into it, and realized, that your System only has a 160W Power supply. Also the case is very slim, so the choice of graphics cards is limited even further.
Upgradings that system is discussed by some people here, but you will probably not get a good cost-benefit ratio with that.

12/07/2011, 11:49 am	#21
DjNDB Community Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Germany Posts: 4,751	I don't know if you are interested in upgrading the PC a bit, but if you or someone you know is tech savvy enough, you also have that option. The graphics chip is probably the biggest show stopper. The HP Pavilion Slimline s3220n does have a PCIe x16 slot, so you could upgrade to an actual graphics card, instead of the rather weak integrated graphics you have now. Even a cheap card of the current generation should help, or maybe someone you know has one lying around he/she doesn't need anymore. A prerequisite is, that the power supply is sufficient for that and has the required connectors. If you don't know how to do all that though, let a professional do it. Anyway, if you want to play the game, that's one more option you can consider. __________________ I am a Community Moderator, and I am here to keep the Forum a fun place for everyone. My posts represent my personal opinion. I am a volunteer, not a TTG employee.

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12/13/2011, 12:56 pm	#22
velocoraptor Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Isla Nublar , 250 miles from Costa Rica. lol Posts: 11	sigh the update said that it wasn't compatible with my graphics.....system....thingy.

12/13/2011, 12:59 pm	#23
velocoraptor Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Isla Nublar , 250 miles from Costa Rica. lol Posts: 11	oh, didn't notice that there was a page 2. I'll try that. thanks. (Though maybe I should call Lexie from the first movie to do that, she's a compuer "hacker" after all. LOL JK, Jurrasic Park humor.