Aqua-Soft Forumsis there a way to decieve a computer game to thinking your graphics card meets requirements when it doesnt. I dont care i will take it how it is
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well, the requirements are there to tell you if your computer is good enough to play it. if the game requires a better card, it means your current card isn't sophisticated enough for the game, so you won't be able to play it anyway.
there are ways to flash graphics cards to make them into different cards, but usually the cards are similar, so it doesn't really apply here.
i unserstand that it wouldnt look right but i dont care , its only by so lil it wouldnt matter, and also what i meant was could i like hack windows and make it be recorded as a higher card or maybe hack the game to remove the protection
uh, well if the card can't handle it, you won't be able to play the game at all, no matter what the computer thinks it is. it's not a matter of looking right.
you would probably have to flash the card to have it recognized as something else, but if you mess up, the card is dead.
dreamz is right. Your probaly expeirncing issues with diffrent versions of directX, and if its the wrong version i dont think it would run at all, probaly crash out with an error.
whats the card/game?
rise of nations is like 15 mb and my card is like 12 mb
Originally posted by nillinu@Aug 4 2004, 11:13 AMrise of nations is like 15 mb and my card is like 12 mb
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It requires a cheap 16MB video card... nothing special.
Go buy one dude... they're like dirt cheap! 