ooh! im not 18 yet but i beta'd some games, ive made a couple of games. i beta'd a couple of my friends games. how do you choose?

I wish I could beta test, but I'm not 18...

I'd like to be able to become a beta tester, but I am unsure of what I'd put in some of the fields at all. I've tried looking at the information in my computer, but I'm not good at figuring it out. Also, there's the fact that I'm willing to test on both my desktop and laptop, but my desktop is running on windows vista and my laptop on windows 7 and I wouldn't be sure how to put the information for both of them in.

The easiest way to find system specification information is to use the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. Click Start, then Run, then type dxdiag in the window and press OK. The DirectX Diagnostic tool will open. You may be asked if you want to allow checking for digital signatures, which is safe to allow. The tool contains various tabs for information, such as System, Display,and DirectX.

If there's not enough space for both computers, I suggest that you enter the computer that you expect to use most for testing, and mention that you also have a laptop. I expect you'll be able to give more details if accepted for beta testing.

I tried that and even using both that and the system properties I'm not sure what to put in the "main memory installed" and the "video memory(VRAM)" fields, because I cannot find anything labelled with either of those.

You'll need to look on two different tabs of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool for that information. The System tab shows the main (or system) memory in the entry called "Memory" (e.g. 1536MB RAM), and the Display tab shows the VRAM (or video memory) in the entry called "Approx. Total Memory" (e.g. 128 MB).

Thank you, I found them now.

Edit: I sent it in now.