RE: XCOM Demo
Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 3:20 pm
Some quotes from users of the official forums with similar issues that could solve their problem. Maybe something helps:
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I think I figured out my problem. If you right click anywhere on the desktop of windows, there should be an option in the dropdown menu to "configure switchable graphics". Click on that, and make sure that xcom is assigned to run with "high performance". You might have to boot up the game once before you do this so it will show up in the recent programs list. After doing this, I was able to play for awhile without any crashes at all, so looks like it worked. I guess the game was switching to the integrated card instead of using the Radeon, and this forces it to use the Radeon all the time. FINALLY GET TO PLAY WOO!
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There is your problem, it maybe a system bios setting, but normally the onboard disables when you put in an add on card. You could try uninstalling your intel card or updating the drivers for it. As for your radeon something is not right it should see both.
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I figured out my problem. It's a known issue with HP laptops with multiple graphics cards. I had to manually tell it to use my radeon card because it was defaulting to an intel one.
(the game doesn't work on winxp, just to cover the most obvious issue I can imagine)
Quote:
I think I figured out my problem. If you right click anywhere on the desktop of windows, there should be an option in the dropdown menu to "configure switchable graphics". Click on that, and make sure that xcom is assigned to run with "high performance". You might have to boot up the game once before you do this so it will show up in the recent programs list. After doing this, I was able to play for awhile without any crashes at all, so looks like it worked. I guess the game was switching to the integrated card instead of using the Radeon, and this forces it to use the Radeon all the time. FINALLY GET TO PLAY WOO!
Quote:
There is your problem, it maybe a system bios setting, but normally the onboard disables when you put in an add on card. You could try uninstalling your intel card or updating the drivers for it. As for your radeon something is not right it should see both.
Quote:
I figured out my problem. It's a known issue with HP laptops with multiple graphics cards. I had to manually tell it to use my radeon card because it was defaulting to an intel one.
(the game doesn't work on winxp, just to cover the most obvious issue I can imagine)