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i have the packard bell imedia 1404 and i have a problem running a game which i think has 3d graphics. It plays the sound for the game but nothing shows up on the screen nothing at all but the screen is working. The games is an Evolution GT PC Demo. I have attached a report on my computer to this message from aida32 which may help.

Please can someone help me get this game working! Thanks!

i have the packard bell imedia 1404 and i have a problem running a game which i think has 3d graphics. It plays the sound for the game but nothing shows up on the screen nothing at all but the screen is working. The games is an Evolution GT PC Demo.

According to aida32pe i have

Display:
Video Adapter SiS 651C (64 MB)
3D Accelerator SiS 6330
Monitor Plug and Play Monitor [NoDB] (101381483182)

[ SiS 651C ]
Video Adapter Properties:
Device Description SiS 651C
Adapter String SiS Compatible VGA
BIOS String 0.94.00
Chip Type SiS 661FX Rev 00dP
DAC Type Internal
Installed Drivers SiSGRV (6.14.10.3581)
Memory Size 64 MB
Video Adapter Manufacturer:
Company Name Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation
Product Information http://www.sis.com/products/index.htm#gpus
Driver Download http://download.sis.com/index_step1.php

--------[ PCI / AGP Video ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SiS 6330 Video Adapter
SiS 6330 3D Accelerator


if that actually helps i don't know.



Please can someone help me get this game working! Thanks!

i just found this the system requirements if this will give any help

REQUIREMENTS

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Operating System Windows XP/2000 - CPU Intel Pentium III 800 MHz (RECOMMENDED Pentium IV 2.0 Ghz or equivalent) - Video Card 3D DirectX 9.0c compatible with at least 64 MB of Ram (RECOMMENDED 128 Mb) - Sound Card DirectX 9.0c compatible Sound Card – Ram 256 Mb (RECOMMENDED 512 Mb) - CD-ROM drive Required – Free Disk Space 400 Mb - Windows Media Player 9.

After doing a bit of digging around, I've read that you have an onboard 64mb graphics card.

The Evolution GT is a fairly newish game (being around a year old now).

Unforunatly, there isn't much to say other then buy a new video card. Perhaps even look at upgrading your whole computer.

You could try these drivers for youre vga , but i think GaRHaR is right and that you would need to upgrade before you can play that game.

http://www.sis.com/download/agreement.php?id=155811