Playing of video delay on Windows XP.

I just install Micro Windows XP and when a play a video, in vlc or even in my browser it kind of delay/lags on the screen. I run
dxdiag but no name and details appear in the details section, only current display mode; 800*600 (24Bits) is visible.
Any ideas about how to get the name of the graphic card drivers name and so on?
Answer #1
Try and see if it is named in device manager.
Start>> Control Panel>> System>> Hardware, Then select Device manager and click on Display adapters.
It should be named in there. Good luck.
Answer #2
you need to install your video card driver
get GPU-Z and see if it will ID your video card, if your not sure what it is
Answer #3
thanks but nothing…
just ‘other devices’ – ‘video controller (vga compatible)’ and a yellow ? on both of them..
Edit: i tried the latset GPU-Z and no response, i tried an older version and i get unknown architecture.. and the name is ‘unknown’
Answer #4
That means that you haven’t installed the driver of your video card.
Answer #5

i get this and nothing more…
Answer #6
Is it a notebook or a desktop? If it’s branded tell us the model
Answer #7
No laptop just an old p2 with an unknown graphic card
Answer #8
get “everest ultimate” and look under “devices/physical” or “devices/PCI” that don’t ID it you will need to check the card it’s self
Answer #9
Open your PC up and look for the model of the Graphics Card, and if you have a Internal Unit, Google Mobo Model No.
Answer #10

Graphics Processor Properties
Video AdapterSiS 86C326
GPU Code Name6326
PCI Device1039-6326 / 1039-6326 (Rev 0B)
Bus TypeAGP 2x @ 2x
Memory Size8 MB
GPU Clock90 MHz
RAMDAC Clock175 MHz
Pixel Pipelines1
TMU Per Pipeline1
Vertex ShadersNot Supported
Pixel ShadersNot Supported
Pixel Fillrate90 MPixel/s
Texel Fillrate90 MTexel/s
Memory Bus Properties
Bus TypeSDR
Bus Width64-bit
Real Clock90 MHz
Effective Clock90 MHz
Bandwidth720 MB/s
Graphics Processor Manufacturer
Company NameSilicon Integrated Systems Corporation
Product Informationhttp://www.sis.com/products/index.htm#gpus
Driver Downloadhttp://www.sis.com/download
Driver Updatehttp://driveragent.com?ref=59
got all these info but still a bit lost
Answer #11
that’s intergrated grfx
look for a motherboard model, your video driver may be available at your mobo’s web site
Answer #12
FieldValue
Motherboard Properties
Motherboard ID09/01/1998-i440BX-SMC60X-2A69KB0CC-00
Motherboard NameBiostar M6TBA
Front Side Bus Properties
Bus TypeIntel GTL+
Bus Width64-bit
Real Clock100 MHz
Effective Clock100 MHz
Bandwidth800 MB/s
Memory Bus Properties
Bus TypeSDR SDRAM
Bus Width64-bit
DRAM:FSB Ratio1:1
Real Clock100 MHz
Effective Clock100 MHz
Bandwidth800 MB/s

Motherboard Physical Info
CPU Sockets/Slots1
Expansion Slots3 ISA, 4 PCI, 1 AGP
RAM Slots3 DIMM
Form FactorATX
Motherboard Size200 mm x 300 mm
Motherboard Chipseti440BX
Motherboard Manufacturer
Company NameBiostar Group
Product Informationhttp://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/mb/index.php
BIOS Downloadhttp://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/support/download.php
Driver Updatehttp://driveragent.com?ref=59
BIOS Upgradeshttp://www.esupport.com/biosagent/index.cfm?refererid=40

some kind weird as my graphic card is not on my motherboard, it is seperate from it .. sorry to bother you so much..
Answer #13
go here
http://www.sis.com/download/
select :
Windows 2000
GPU graphics driver
SIS6326
download and install it, a win2000 driver should work
there’s also a BIOS update available for that card if you have problems after installing the driver
it’s here
http://www.sis.com/support/support_faqs_3.htm
9. Why my computer get a blue screen or a general protection fault after I install the latest 6326 driver from SiS Web Site?
A: Please update your SiS6326 BIOS in order to ensure a normal operation with a new version driver. We have put SiS6326 BIOS file on SiS web-site. You may download it and apply a programmer to do it. If you do not use a programmer, you can download the file "Tsr.exe". After executing, it will auto decompress. There is a readme file inside to guide you to do the BIOS updating procedure. That's another way to achieve it.
fromhttp://www.sis.com/support/support_faqs_4.htm
Answer #14
Install the drivers but no restart pc yet so problem half fixed i think..
thanks for the help !
Edit: Driver install, yet vlc crashes when trying to play a video and any video that plays, seem to lag on the screen..
Answer #15
Well,what do you expect from a P2 pc?
Answer #16
Well,what do you expect from a P2 pc?
..that Microsoft Xp Sp3 could handle these all primitive hardware without any problem
Answer #17
try getting ur drivers with driver genius, always worked a treat for me.