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You don't download a video card, you buy one & install it. If you have a desktop system, you'd need to know which upgrade slot you have available (PCI, AGP, PCI-express) & you should also look at the power supply specs to see if it's capable of handling a gaming video card. Then you'll have to consider how much you'd be willing to spend for the upgrade.
If you have a laptop, you're normally stuck with whatever the video card is....most of them are NOT upgradeable. The average $400-500 laptop generally isn't very good for gaming. There are gaming laptops available though. They usually start at about $1000 & go up from there. Here's some examples:
Summary: I am currently looking to upgrade my GeForce 6800 video card to a GTS 250. http://www.evga.com/products/moreIn... My concern is my PSU. The GTS has a "Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply. (Minimum re...
Summary: I have some problems with my Asus AX300SE-X video card. I downloaded the latest drivers 1.18, yet steam (application used to play counterstrike online www.steampowered.com) says my drivers are out of...
Summary: For direct comparison of video cards on a zillion different setups, download the free 3DMark2001 SE and go online with your benchmarks and compare them directly with the cards you might be buying! P.S...
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