true, though the stock cards will mostly do for most things these days.
I go out of my way for a good video card. Because if the op is
mostly graphic. Then I want something to handle it and do it fast.
That way leaves more room for my stuff to run just as fast!
At 05:30 PM 4/20/2011, you
hmmm you are probably right.
I have stock graphics that comes with the systems I use and mostly
these are quite fast.
I'd probably get midrange dedicated sound and graphics if I could though.
Hi Shaun,
Well, then it will come as a big surprise to you that the better the
graphics card the
Hi Eleanor,
I'm sorry that I forgot to mention that all of the 7-128 games have graphics.
BFN
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Hi all,
Tonight while trying to get some sleep I was wondering about my tries to
learn programming
Hi Milos,
I agree with everything that Thomas said about us adding graphics to our games.
Maybe one exception, the people at All In Play and I think Che have graphics
along with access in their on line card games. Of course a card game and
putting cards on the screen is so much more simple
Hi Milos,
There is quite a range in the quality of graphics on a computer screen.
For example,
The graphics that is in the GMA game engine and is used in Shades of Doom is
the equivalent of Morris code or the sound the PC speaker used to make.
It makes beeps that rise and lower in pitch.
Not
Hi Jim,
Right. There is quite a difference here between programming a card
game and something like Doom III. With card games you can probably
find the graphics for a card game from a number of sources as there
are a number of open source games for Linux where all the drawing and
creation of the
Well one thing no one has got yet is the fact that the blind won't
always have the best graphics.
In fact when buying a computer I am always trying for the lowest
crappiest, buggyest and cheapist card I can get.
Ok so by default we may get stock graphics weather it be 128 256 512 etc.
But you
I go out of my way for a good video card. Because if the op is mostly
graphic. Then I want something to handle it and do it fast. That way
leaves more room for my stuff to run just as fast!
At 05:30 PM 4/20/2011, you wrote:
Well one thing no one has got yet is the fact that the blind won't
Hi Shaun,
Well, then it will come as a big surprise to you that the better the
graphics card the better Jaws, Window-Eyes, Hal, etc will work with
it. You really do need that extra memory etc if you are dealing with
offscreen models and all the other stuff that screen readers use. Plus
these days
Hi Trouble,
Nicely said. I gave a lot more detail in my prior post, but quite
simply if the OS needs it don't buy the cheapest pile of junk video
card believing that it doesn't matter. Truth is it does matter in
terms of performance, screen reader access, etc. The old saying, you
buy cheap you
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