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You need a PCI Express x16 slot for your graphics card. Unfortunately, your motherboard only supports PCI Express X1 and standard PCI card. I'm sorry, but you won't be able to add a graphics card to your PC using your current motherboard.

if(<statement is true>) then { execute } else {execute } That is logic. A computer makes logical decisions. It doesn't know why the hell it's doing it (reason), but it can make a decision.

Definitely not cool, bro!

+1 That could be an issue. Even then, booting with onboard graphics should work.

Alright. I'll try again in a few days. Anyway, I just thought the single-player was awesome so the co-op would be equally good. If it isn't, then I guess I'm not missing out much?

Like I said, 2 beeps means a video failure. Did you try connecting a display via D-SUB or DVI?

Oh well...... I just wanted to give it a try. The console versions get split screen. I hate how PC players get sidelined all the time! It really sucks when you buy the game and get treated this way. Is it because I bought the game from US? Is there some region lock thing in it? Off Topic: I...

I have Intel Core i5-4440. So I don't know if that counts, but here it is: 1. Idle temps: 38-40 degrees 2. Prime95: 65-70 degrees 3. Heavy gaming: 54-60 degrees (depending upon the game)

2 beeps on an Intel motherboard usually means a video device failure. Try plugging in your graphics card and connecting your monitor to the card. If not, try resetting the BIOS. The easiest way to reset the BIOS is to unplug all power from your PC, remove the circular metallic cell you find on...

Assuming the other TV you tried is working fine, I guess there's an issue with your current Samsung TV. Does your TV have any settings for disabling Intel WiDi? Or else, something to do with the HDMI settings?

Ok, so I haven't really tried playing the co-op in this game but when I tried today, I can't seem to be able to connect to the Ubisoft servers. I do have UPlay running and the latest patch (I think it's 1.05), but still no go. It keeps saying failed to connect to Ubisoft servers, or something to...

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You could just connect the set top box to your PC monitor via a VGA, HDMI, or DVI cable. Whichever is supported by both.

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The max you could probably do is sharpen the image a little and maybe clean up the colours, but upscaling won't do you any good.