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My GPU is a Intel Mobile HD (Toshiba Libretto w105), which is not on the list of incompatible cards. Anyone suffered from this problem and got it fixed? It seems if I could jsut get it to start windowed (I have the option ticked) I could get it working, but alas I cannot. Any help would be appreciated.

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Post edited September 30, 2010 by 2disbetter
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2disbetter: My GPU is a Intel Mobile HD (Toshiba Libretto w105), which is not on the list of incompatible cards. Anyone suffered from this problem and got it fixed? It seems if I could jsut get it to start windowed (I have the option ticked) I could get it working, but alas I cannot. Any help would be appreciated.

2d
There may be problems if your video card doesn't support 1024*768. The specs for the w105 suggest 1024*600.

More information regarding Sacred here :

http://www.darkmatters.org/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t9450.html
curse hard coded resolutions. I wander if the driver can truncate the rsolution when its full screen. Guess I'll see. Thanks for the reply.

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I was having problems, too, with crashing at the start-up--I'm running a Dell XPS 1530 with a 8600M GT video card & the latest drivers, and it seemed that no matter what I did, Sacred would crash about 2 seconds after start-up; but I did succeed in getting it to work.

I made sure I had absolutely nothing running in the background.
I went into the NVIDIA Control Panel and set the screen resolution at 1024x768
I opened up Sacred's Properties panel and set it to run in compatibility mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 2).
Ran the program as Administrator

Worked like a charm!