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What are your specs? is the game updated via impulse?  Try [email protected].

What kind of video card?

Ah... solved your issue.

Minimum:

• Windows XP SP3 (32-Bit Only) / Vista SP1 (32- or 64-Bit)
• 2.4 GHz Processor
• 512 MB Available System Memory
• 8 GB Available Hard Drive Space
• 128 MB 3D Video Card (ATI Radeon X1600 / Nvidia GeForce 6800 or better)*
• Sound Card
• Broadband Internet Connection for Multiplayer
• Stardock's Impulse Required for Updates/Digital Download

Recommended:

• 3 GHz Processor (Multicore Supported)
• 1 GB Available System Memory
• 256 MB 3D Video Card (ATI Radeon 2600 / Nvidia GeForce 7600 or better)

Your cousin was definately wrong, your GeForce 6150SE is far from good enough to play this game.  As you can see above the minmum is a 6800.  You really need a discrete (or a current gen integrated) graphics card.

Sorry, email stardock about a refund.

You could probably buy an inexpensive graphics card for that computer if you have a pcie slot...if you're interested. 

The only benchmark information I could find on your card was for Doom 3, and it didn't perform very well at all. Considering the CPU requirements of the game alone, I'd have to say that your system is simply underpowered for Demigod.

Try disabling the sound via the /nosound command, and see if it makes a difference.
Run the game at the lowest possible settings and then try running the game in windowed mode.
You can also lower your video quality settings via the Nvidia Control Panel to prioritise speed over quality and produce a few extra FPS which might help in this situation.

You'll need to add the command to your Demigod shortcut. Open the Shortcut's properties, and the target box should read similar to "C:\Program Files\Stardock Games\Demigod\bin\demigod.exe". Simply add /nosound add the end of that, it should read

"C:\Program Files\Stardock Games\Demigod\bin\demigod.exe" /nosound

It might buy you a few extra FPS, but it won't see a massive increase. The only real solution is to purchase a new 3D Card. Depending on what you have available, a current 8000 series Geforce would set you back around AU$200.00 which is fairly respectable for it's performance. Keep in mind Demigod can be CPU intensive as well, as your CPU might bottleneck the game as well.

Thanks. Trying it out. Hopefully I can at least try the game out, lol. HEres hoping, though from the sounds of things, it aint the best thing ever. Ima break down and save up to buy

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9361166&st=Dell+Inspiron+I545S-004B+Desktop+&lp=3&type=product&cp=1&id=1218091498682

I think its a great comp for the price. I cant afford a spendy thing. Just need an updated gaming computer. The one I have right now has a ton of the things built into the motherboard, so replacing stuff it tricky, lol.

The system you have linked won't run any games to save its life.  It has an integrated Intel graphics card, which means most games won't even attempt to load.  You will need to add a discrete graphics card or buy a system with one in it.  The system you have linked doesn't look like it will fit a good graphics card in it (case looks too narrow).  A good discrete card runs ~$125 right now.  The deals on graphics cards right now are really better thn I have ever seen.

Heres my computer :

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=29354&lc=en&dlc=&cc=us&product=3411015&lang=

Also, want to take this time to say thank you to this forum community. Its one of the friendliest and most helpful ive come across in a long long time.

Grand...so...as it stands, I need a new system...lol. Well, guess I have a bit of searching and reasearching whats good out there ahead of me. At any rate, thanks everyone..

Contact HP and see if they make a bios that will support a more modern cpu. if they do, then you have a shot at running it IF you're willing to buy a new cpu for that comp. you also need to see the power output by your power supply, it should be written on the side of the power supply that you can access by removing the cover, to see if you can put in a more modern graphics card, anything you could use would require a good bit of power to run more modern games...You're really much better off upgrading the entire system if you want to play modern games.

cpu

mobo

memory

gpu

case and psu

OS

hdd

total cost, 565.95+shipping (a lot of the items are free shipping, the estimate on shipping to me in PA was $10.00)

Thanks for looking this up for me! But looking through the Pros and cons secontion, it said on a few pieces that it cant handl heavy gameplay (I.E. "Cant handle Oblivion on medium settings.") Did you pick them cause they are the cheapest that function well for gaming, or are those people just being goofy? 

Again, please dont take the question the wrong way, I really appritiate all of the help

Edit : Also, Shouldnt it need a Power supply? Or sound card...I didnt see either of those, Unless I can use the sound card from my old one. Idk bout the power supply, heres the spec for that : I just see it says Output : 250W Max

As in I need to find a beter power supply "No" ?

Edit : Also, My cousin has the OS for XP already he can just give me. Could I take out the Vista OS, or is Vista a Need? Ive heard people prefer XP over Vista, and honestly, I "Downgraded" to XP from Vista, which came on my comp.

Ah, got ya. Ok, Ill have to search Newegg for one. How bout my Edit Question? Im thinking its just a matter of preferance, but I could be wrong.

Edit : Found a nice cheap one, 430W :  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153023