Flash client on Era-Go

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Originally Posted by Mikey Zanereth

That's not what he's asking

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Looks like you were wrong xD

Nice Kendrick, you're smarter than Michael.

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Originally Posted by Rikki G

Looks like you were wrong xD

Nice Kendrick, you're smarter than Michael.

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He doesn't even know what a graphics card is, look at my Visitor's Messages.

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Originally Posted by Mikey Zanereth

He doesn't even know what a graphics card is, look at my Visitor's Messages.

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And you never told me! ;-; I thought friends were supposed to help each other out.

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Originally Posted by Kendrick

And you never told me! ;-; I thought friends were supposed to help each other out.

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A graphics card is what gives a PC the HD feel. The higher the number of pixels on a Graphics card there is, the better quality the monitor will receive. It's mostly needed top run high quality games.

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Originally Posted by Rikki G

A graphics card is what gives a PC the HD feel. The higher the number of pixels on a Graphics card there is, the better quality the monitor will receive. It's mostly needed top run high quality games.

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Not quite.

The graphics card is what is responsible for putting images to your screen. A graphics card does not have a "number of pixels". Integrated graphic cards are attached to the CPU directly, meaning that it can't display images faster than the clock speed. Also, the computer would need game code to run, so it can lag at times with newer gen games. Newer models of Intel HD Graphics can run low/mid demanding games at high settings. If you are a much more competitive gamer, a dedicated graphics card is what you'll need. Since it isn't on the CPU, it can run seperatly, meaning for a faster experience. VRam is also increased in dedicated graphics card, which means it can retrieve and put images on your screen much faster.

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Originally Posted by iMask

Not quite.

The graphics card is what is responsible for putting images to your screen. A graphics card does not have a "number of pixels". Integrated graphic cards are attached to the CPU directly, meaning that it can't display images faster than the clock speed. Also, the computer would need game code to run, so it can lag at times with newer gen games. Newer models of Intel HD Graphics can run low/mid demanding games at high settings. If you are a much more competitive gamer, a dedicated graphics card is what you'll need. Since it isn't on the CPU, it can run seperatly, meaning for a faster experience. VRam is also increased in dedicated graphics card, which means it can retrieve and put images on your screen much faster.

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Era-Go, the land of the savages.

Ooh Nikki got rekt.

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Originally Posted by Tricky

People can easily cheat and use macros for the arcade on PC, hence why they never allowed it.

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Not like the items are worth anything anyways

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Originally Posted by iMask

Not quite.

The graphics card is what is responsible for putting images to your screen. A graphics card does not have a "number of pixels". Integrated graphic cards are attached to the CPU directly, meaning that it can't display images faster than the clock speed. Also, the computer would need game code to run, so it can lag at times with newer gen games. Newer models of Intel HD Graphics can run low/mid demanding games at high settings. If you are a much more competitive gamer, a dedicated graphics card is what you'll need. Since it isn't on the CPU, it can run seperatly, meaning for a faster experience. VRam is also increased in dedicated graphics card, which means it can retrieve and put images on your screen much faster.

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Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Yoshimitsu

Era-Go, the land of the savages.

Ooh Nikki got rekt.

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Not really.. she was just corrected.. I don't see how that was a burn.
A burn is when someone offends someone else.

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Originally Posted by iMask

Not quite.

The graphics card is what is responsible for putting images to your screen. A graphics card does not have a "number of pixels". Integrated graphic cards are attached to the CPU directly, meaning that it can't display images faster than the clock speed. Also, the computer would need game code to run, so it can lag at times with newer gen games. Newer models of Intel HD Graphics can run low/mid demanding games at high settings. If you are a much more competitive gamer, a dedicated graphics card is what you'll need. Since it isn't on the CPU, it can run seperatly, meaning for a faster experience. VRam is also increased in dedicated graphics card, which means it can retrieve and put images on your screen much faster.

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Looks like Rikki got double...

Never mind, its gonna sound weird. But at least Rikki understands a graphics card more. Now I can rub it in her face.

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Originally Posted by Mikey Zanereth

Looks like Rikki got double...

Never mind, its gonna sound weird. But at least Rikki understands a graphics card more. Now I can rub it in her face.

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What's a CPU?