Intigrated Graphics card....

[Schlynn]

How do i tell if i have one? :-?

[Neil]

Do you have two VGA sockets at the back of your computer? (The ones the monitor goes into). If yes then you have one, and a graphics card. Make sure you are using the graphics card plug!

If you have only one, go to start > run > dxdiag > display and tell us the reported graphics card. I think that will be the easiest way. You can use http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html to get a detailed report on your computer.

[GX1_Man]

If the blue plug that the monitor goes in is in one of the expansion slots, you have a card. If it is near the plkugs for the keyboard, USB ports, etc. on the back you have integrated graphics.

You could also post the computer or motherboard make and model.

Or check in Device Manager under Display and see what is there.

[Schlynn]

This is what i got on the directx diagnostic tool.......

I dont know what one to look at....device or driver.....

Name:Intel(R)82810 Graphics Controller (Microsoft
Manufacturer:Intel Corperation
Chip typer:Intel(R) 82810
DAC typer:Intel
Approx. Total memory:32 MB

And next to the monitor plug in theres one that looks like a monitor plug in in shap and then there is a red one and a yellow one.  

[Neil]

I'm fairly certain that's an integrated graphics card... or at least that's what the monitor is plugged into. I don't understand your last sentance. Unless you have two monitor plugs, you have integrated only.

I'm curious, why do you ask?

[Calum]

Its integrated.

[Joe_Flanagan]

This is what i got on the directx diagnostic tool.......

I dont know what one to look at....device or driver.....

Name:Intel(R)82810 Graphics Controller (Microsoft
Manufacturer:Intel Corperation
Chip typer:Intel(R) 82810
DAC typer:Intel
Approx. Total memory:32 MB

And next to the monitor plug in theres one that looks like a monitor plug in in shap and then there is a red one and a yellow one.  

http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/

[GX1_Man]

an Intel 810 is positively an integrated chip.

[Calum]

Thank you.
And the link from jflan . . . not all that helpful, it's not immediately obvious whether it is integrated or not.
And now I'm curious too . . . Schlynn, why do you ask?