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The WitcherQuestion for people using -dontforceminreqs(3 posts)(3 posts)
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Posted May 13, 2011
Are you able to change the texture detail? I'm not. It's stuck at low, and if I try to change it, it barfs on me.

Obviously I can't just remove the -dontforceminreqs tag and see for myself, because the game won't start. Could be something totally unrelated.
Posted May 13, 2011
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fjdgshdkeavd: Are you able to change the texture detail? I'm not. It's stuck at low, and if I try to change it, it barfs on me.

Obviously I can't just remove the -dontforceminreqs tag and see for myself, because the game won't start. Could be something totally unrelated.
Yeah, even if you use -dontForceMinReqs, the game still has to decide what textures it can use with the graphics card it has. Since it still knows your graphics card is sub-minimum (probably, it doesn't have enough dedicated VRAM), it refuses to use anything better than low textures.

If you have a notebook with nVidia Optimus, there are better solutions.

If you have a notebook with only an Intel GPU, the cruel truth is that these GPUs weren't designed to run games like The Witcher.
Post edited May 13, 2011 by cjrgreen
Posted May 13, 2011
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cjrgreen: If you have a notebook with only an Intel GPU, the cruel truth is that these GPUs weren't designed to run games like The Witcher.
so cruel!!

but thanks :) :)

that's kind of weird. it makes sense, but it's the first game i've seen that does that. starcraft 2 lets me max out the settings (and subsequently get less than 1 fps).
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