I just bought Morrowind today for PC. After playing it at my friends house I decided to buy the game. I come home load the discs and start playing and I realize the Graphics are chalky. My Graphics Card(Radeon 9000 Series) meets the specualtions but I was wondering how I could upload a NIVIDIA GeForce4 Graphics Card for free under drivers, because my friend said that works well, but he doesn't know how he loaded it. Ok Thank-You.

You can't upload a hardware & your friend certainly did not upload his that way. A video card is a piece of component that is physically present in a machine. Either way, if your friend was playing it--probably poorly--on his GF4 based machine, you ought to be able to play it poorly on yours too. His GF4 is in the same league as your 9000 series integrated chipset. If you want to play it at a faster & better resolution, you need to get a real video card, there are many decent & cheap ones to choose from. Jabbering Idiots: Everywhere You Look!

Dell D600? notebook? How much memory? You should have at least 512MB, more would be even better, especially for gaming. http://reviews.cnet.com/laptops/del... Morrowind is a fairly old game & the system requirements aren't all that intense, so your notebook *should* be able to handle it. Your video card is an ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 & there's nothing you can do to change that, unless you wanna buy a new notebook/laptop? You can NOT magically transform a Radeon into a GeForce, although you can try updating the ATI Mobility drivers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_El... http://ati.amd.com/products/Mobilit... http://support.us.dell.com/support/...

I found the problem out. My lighting was too high causing my pixel shading to not work. Thank You and yes, you guys were right my friend didn't upload a NIVIDIA GeForce4 his dad bought him a PNY NIVIDIA GeForce4 Graphics card from BestBuy. Once again Thank-You.