K7S41GX 2.80 video driver

Once the Video card is inserted the motherboard, it automatically selects the video card and at the BIOS settings just select the one with an AGP selection, then boot up the computer. Install the driver that comes with the video card. It might also ask you to restart... just select Ok then its done.

I am assuming that your PC is working alright connected to the onboard graphics port.
Make sure any supplementary power connectors to your video card are in place, and the card is firmly inserted into the PCIE slot.
If you try these two items with no results, you might try installing the card in a known working PC. It could be a problem with the card itself.

Does your system support the following minimum requirements for playing the game?

800 MHz Intel Pentium III or 800 MHz AMD Athlon or 1.2GHz Intel Celeron or 1.2 GHz AMD Duron processor
128 MB of RAM
8 speed CD / DVD drive
915 MB of free hard disk space
(+ 635 MB if video card does NOT support DirectX Texture Compression)
32 MB video card with DirectX 9.0 compatible drivers ("GeForce" or better)
Sound Card with DirectX 9.0 compatible drivers Keyboard & Mouse

Your motherboard has Intel® Extreme Graphics 2 controller as the onboard graphics controller. Search the Internet whether it is capable of rendering the graphics in order to play the game and latest drivers for your onboard graphic card are installed.

HERE IS THE SITE FOR DRIVERS AND BIOS UPDATE FOR THE ASROCK K7S41GX (http://www.asrock.com.tw/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41GX&o=All)

you need to install that driver cause its for the chipset of your motherboard. Now on the lag on you graphics. Do you have video card or onboard video? If you use onboard video you will not be able to overcome the lag cause the onboard video is very basic. If you are using a video card then plz tell me the model. Other thing to look for to help on lag is the amount of system memory. I suggest at least 2GIG or more

If you hear just one short beep on the onboard speaker it means that everything is fine. You should download the drivers for the onboard sound from Asrock website.

try to check your RAM.. maybe your ram is LOSE connection or physically damaged.

If you format the computer you erased the drivers of the Audio, Video, Lan and other External and Onboard devices... all you need to do is to know the model of your motherboard, video and sound card if you have onboard and external and search for the drivers in the internet.... about the installation process refer to the manuals TY.

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Also try to go to support.dell.com,click on drivers and downloads and enter the service tag of your system, then click on the audio driver.

Any idea what the wattage of your power supply is?