can i run that game
 

i recently bought a new computer and i already had sh5

so i instaled it and it said that my graphics card was not good

system specs: windows 7
intel core i5
intel HD graphics 1.7gb
1TB hard drive


please help i would be glad if you guys can help

have a look here

www.systemrequirementslab.com

i was also told my card was not up to it, when i installed SH5 but it seems to work fine

i already tride systemlabs

this came ou of it


http://d1ylr6sba64qi3.cloudfront.net...ges_/red_x.gifVideo Card

Video RAM 512 MB 1.7 GB
Video RAM 512 MB 1.7 GB
video ram required you have
pass 512mb 1.7gb
hardware t&l yes yes
pixel shader v 3.0 4.1
vertex shader v 3.0 4.1

video card
Minimum: 512 MB DirectX® 9.0c-compliant video card (NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT / 9 / GTX 200 series or ATI Radeon HD 2600 / HD 3000 / HD 4000 / HD 5000 series)

You Have: Intel(R) HD Graphics Family

its just like the video vard is not the right brand this is a pc of 1000$ and it was not really cheap so im not gone buy a new video card for my brand new pc

I think you have on board graphics (motherboard built in graphics) that's why the games complaining, avoid onboard graphics better to have a nvidia or ATI graphics card. Though does the game let you load up? If so load up the game you should be fine if you adjust the graphics in the game options.

my laptop uses intel onboard graphics, runs it fine as long as I turn all the graphics right down and don't install too many graphics mods.

no i dosnt load it gifs of an error so i think i need drivers

could you guys help find me some suitable drivers
my grapichs card: intel HD graphics just to make the game think its running on n nvidia card

im almost deining to play i never saw its full potnaniol (old pc just had 412mb of video card it was very hard to play with al that lag)

It's not what the game thinks it's getting, it's what the game is actually getting. Your onboard graphics set draws memory away from the the memory required for actually running the game. A real graphics card comes with its own memory, and doesn't draw from the main memory. Built-in graphics sets are almost never good for gaming. You need a real graphics card.

Try this:

Read this:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...64#post1799664

Had a similar problem and it worked for me.

Sailor Steve our pc is one or two days old there is one game on it

Great. When you have problems with games as graphic-intensive as SH5, remember that you were warned. :sunny:

I guess it's not a computer made for gaming then but even if you get the game running you will eventually wanna add mods and push the graphics a bit so a tip from me is to take a look at a "real" graphics card. Just bought myself a new ATI HD 6870 (double fan) for 1600 swedish kr and thats about 234 dollars so not really expensive and you dont need as powerful card as that.


But hope you get it running on your computer as it is right now. To good game to miss. Good luck :)

When buying a PC for gaming always ask if it comes with a graphics card and what type is it. If the ackney face guy behind the desk says no but it does come with onboard graphics that has the latest technology for gaming in mind. Leave the store and don't look back! Buy a PC with a PCI-e nvida or ATI graphics card installed.

If the computer has a PCI-e slot in its motherboard you can buy a gfx card for it. The NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT is the min for SH5 from what I read in previous posts so get that one since it would be cheaper if you are low on cash. If the motherboard has no PCI slot your stuck with the on board graphics and probably wont be able to play SH5 since it wont let you load the game up.

My pc is running a nvidia 9800GT 512ram runs SH5 really well, gfx card came with the computer so wouldn't know how much this card costs today, but the card is oldish so should be low priced. They are good cards for starters.

yesterday i sat down with my friend A real nerd, he is having the same pc and also has sh5 he installed some drivers and now running on high graphics

If it's from a PC specialist business (small shop) you'll have already discussed the graphics card along with your requirements, if it's from a big shop then it's more than likely to have a cheaper graphics card and claim it's great for HD video, but that's not gaming.

A little bit of research prior to a relatively big spend can save money, time, and butt-ache!

If you are going to argue that your PC is everything you need, why did you ask us in the first place. If you're already convinced then you don't need anyone else's advice.