shader programs
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broshow449
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shader programs
I know I am probably going to get yelled at but....How do I get the "use shader programs" to work and not say "not detected"??
Thanks
Thanks
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DJ99X
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Re: shader programs
Buying a new graphics card is the only way unfortunately
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broshow449
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Re: shader programs
I figured, thanks a lot though.
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Re: shader programs
What GPU are you running now?
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broshow449
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Re: shader programs
Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family...is that the right answer?
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jlv
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Yeah. The shaders won't work on that.
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broshow449
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Re: shader programs
any suggestion on what to do?
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DJ99X
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Re: shader programs
Well, I assuming its a laptop because the gpu is 'mobile'? Probably not much you can do. Well, cheap and easily anyways.
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broshow449
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Re: shader programs
yeah it is a laptop, and I spent a stupid amount of money on it, I was told when I ordered it, that it would run like a desktop. Not possible??
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DJ99X
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Re: shader programs
Its just that buying a graphics card and getting it installed will cost alot of money. It will also void your warranty I think
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broshow449
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Re: shader programs
so you are saying its not really worth it?
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yomo
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Re: shader programs
Yeah pretty much
Changing any parts in a laptop is extremely expensive considering the gains you will get. It is also only possible on some laptops and the parts available is very limited. Unfortunately unless you spend a fortune laptops aren't really designed for the huge task of running high end graphics.
Changing any parts in a laptop is extremely expensive considering the gains you will get. It is also only possible on some laptops and the parts available is very limited. Unfortunately unless you spend a fortune laptops aren't really designed for the huge task of running high end graphics.
