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Originally Posted by bahamutstevetff
never saw that, neither do i know most of it , but whatever.
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On a Windows machine you can find most of this information if you right-click 'My Computer' and then 'Properties' from the drop down box. For Vista (and I think XP) it'll bring up a new window with general system information. For your video card, right-click the desktop select 'Personalize' (or 'Properties' if you're on Windows XP), navigate to your 'Display Settings' (where you can change your resolution) and it should tell you there (in a drop down box).
This is an alternative if you do not know how to run 'dxdiag'.
'dxdiag' is quite simple to run, open up your start menu and select 'Run...', and type 'dxdiag' in the new window. It'll run 'Direct X Diagnostic Tools'. This will also have all the information you need.