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You should be able to tell by examining the width x height of the highest display resolution of your video card. I think svga is greater than &nbsp;600 x 800. &nbsp;Post this value and we can tell you for sure.<br />
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You should be able to tell by examining the width x height of the highest display resolution of your video card. I think svga is greater than  600 x 800.  Post this value and we can tell you for sure.


 


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Dmitiy,<br />
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Tell us the numbers printed on the largest chip on the card, then someone can tell you exactly what it is and point you in the direction of more info about it.<br />
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Hippy.<br />

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Dmitiy,

Tell us the numbers printed on the largest chip on the card, then someone can tell you exactly what it is and point you in the direction of more info about it.

Hippy.


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Is there a way to know the name of the Video card?<br />

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Is there a way to know the name of the Video card?


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This is sometimes possible by looking at the device driver information. The location of this information may vary depending on the driver. Look for the settings under<br />
Start -&gt; settings -&gt; Control panel -&gt; display. Examine all the tabs, but its usually under a &nbsp;settings or information tab, or under a &quot;more info&quot; button.<br />
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Sometimes this information, especially on older cards, is not displayed and you have to physically look at the video card.<br />
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This is sometimes possible by looking at the device driver information. The location of this information may vary depending on the driver. Look for the settings under
Start -> settings -> Control panel -> display. Examine all the tabs, but its usually under a  settings or information tab, or under a "more info" button.

Sometimes this information, especially on older cards, is not displayed and you have to physically look at the video card.






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Where can I find info about my video card and wether I use VGA or SVGA?
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Where can I find info about my video card and wether I use VGA or SVGA?

Display type

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