Req Of The Crossfire mod

as my good friend Lost Heaven says, that is normal with any newer VGA because Freelancer wasn't given a VGS support
just turn down the warning and you'll be fine

For full performance of all settings yes... the graphics are heavely improved and everything....

if ignoring the warn, the game won't work, then:

Still you have an option whe nactivating CF on the FLMM, called "Compatibility mode", for graphic cards of 128 Mbs (or lower..), that take few details out, not visible on low resoltions anyway. Those details are for higher res monitors

Delete the CF installation, then when activating the mod on a CLEAN freelancer install, activate teh 'low card compatibility mode', and deactivated "advanced shaders", all should work then

I remember a workaround for graphic cards flconfigdatabase from Louva Deus, i just don´t know if it is integrated into CF but this will help. FL is from 2003 so

it is part of CF

it did tell me the same message too.

no 3D card detected - to continue might cause problems running the game (or somethign simila)
do you still want to continue?

yes / no

[ ] do perform the test on every start (or something similar)

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and I run a nVidia GeForce 9400GT (and I'm pretty sure, that is an 3D Card after all)
the mod is not set up on 'low lvl video cards' and still runs fine

depending on your graphic card I would say, try the option to continue, when you get asked and unhook the 'perform that test question' , run the game and if everything works fine.. enjoy the game.
if it does not work out well, then uninstall the game completely (including mod and game, the mod manager too, just to be safe) and reinstall step by step and pick the low-lvl-option.

if it does not work, (what I seriously doubt) then make sure you are using a video card (younger than made in 1995)

People already told the options here...
with low card settings the CF req are teh same as FL's one.

Also deactivate advanced shaders adn what you can when you Activate the mod.

still not working ? if so, do you have a graph card which isn't integrated in the PC ? heh