So, perhaps this is an easy question, but what Graphics Cards don't require you to use 3DAnalyzer to play SvM "Right"?
Is it NEW cards that are a problem? Or is it SOME new cards? What is the cut off point?
Thought it only really affected the nvidia 8800 series, but testing SvM on my laptop showed me that this is also affected. (ATI Radeon HD 3200)
Also affected on my friends laptop. (Forget what that had)
Hit me with what knowledge you all have gathered so I don't have to put the effort into googling this.
Quote from: Cronky on August 23, 2010, 06:46:48 AM
So, perhaps this is an easy question, but what Graphics Cards don't require you to use 3DAnalyzer to play SvM "Right"?
Is it NEW cards that are a problem? Or is it SOME new cards? What is the cut off point?
Thought it only really affected the nvidia 8800 series, but testing SvM on my laptop showed me that this is also affected. (ATI Radeon HD 3200)
Also affected on my friends laptop. (Forget what that had)
Hit me with what knowledge you all have gathered so I don't have to put the effort into googling this.
cronkalonk, the cut off point would be for ge force 7900 nething higher then that = 3d analyzer
Ati: nething higher then an X1900= 3D analyzer.
and simply the reason why it is like ethat , is because for some fucked up reason ubisoft decided to cater to the single player and not care about attending to what was their golden egg , Versus mode and left it with the old outdated graphics engine of pandora tomorrow.
Gotcha. Thanks.
Was unsure if there was going to be a card I could get (Newer) that would get rid of that problem. As I'm on the road of buying computer parts.
It has to do with the way the video cards process shaders or something.
Lastest drivers on what works lights are 179.19 (Nvidia) so it matter also from drivers :)
Just buy newest card as possible and use 3Danalyze with right settings.