I know that it means my graphics proseser is to old but the specs on it are to good to just through it asear” away

It will still work for someone to do more ordinary things than play games. But you are way out in left field claiming it has "good specs". Donate it to a charity that recycles computer systems for members of the less fortunate class, then buy something from the last four years, something actually designed to play games, such as a Radeon HD 6670.

P. S. The products without Transform and Lighting date back about ten years now, unless you do not have any real video card. Intel's onboard chipset video chips were that far behind until a couple of years ago, and you can't remove one of those to donate it. If your PC is too old to accept a modern PCIe upgrade, you need to donate the entire machine to a charity and move ahead into the 21st century.

It's been so long now since any real circuit board-based discrete graphics card didn't have T&L, I am wondering if you really do have such a device.

Hardware TCL is DirectX 7.0 Tech, so ATI Rage, nVidia TNT2. By 2000 all major companies had DirectX 7.0 based cards (Radeon "7200", Geforce 256).


Intel X3100 Hardware TCL (2007)

You reckon it's a Troll with a lame sense of humor?

Yeah, just saw the username... :confused: