Supported Video Cards
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Works flawlessly on my Leadtek Nvidia Geforce GTX 480
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Works properly on my NVidea GTX 465 on Windows 7 64bit. I've tested the Alpha 133.
EDIT:
Works with all settings set to high (1280x720, windowed mode)
EDIT:
Works with all settings set to high (1280x720, windowed mode)
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My Nvidia GTX 240 M (Laptop) works perfectly! ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 XT
(Full specs & Overgrowth Settings on bottom)
Works well
1. ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 XT
2. Mobile / Laptop
3. Win7 Home Premium
4. a134
5. Works nicely
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4-7 enemies lag-free on Red Desert
3-4 enemies lag-free on Red Shards
3-? enemies lag-free on Eroded Plateau
The uncertainity factor is high, given the unstability of Overgrowth. I can experience the framerate counter stating 50 FPS, while the game still stutters and lags.
(It does say 50 FPS in Red Desert with 5 enemies present, but whether it lags or not varies by many factors)
The actual lag seems to vary a lot, but I have had up to 7 enemies in Red Desert with no lag, while other times I have had as little as 4 before it lags.
Recently, I was able to have 5-6 enemies + 1 race start, 6-7 race middle objects and 1 race end object, with only a slight lag on Red Shards. Not sure if I can replicate that without closing everything in the background.
Full specs:
Dell Studio 17 Laptop
Screen Card: ATI Radeon HD 2700 XT
RAM: 4 GB
Processor: Intel Dual Core 2.4 GHz i5 M450
HDD Space Total: 1 TB (Split in 2 disks)
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit) SP1
Screen Resolution: 1600 x 900
Overgrowth Settings:
screenwidth: 1024
screenheight: 768
fullscreen: true
vsync: false
multisample: 4
anisotropy: 4
post_effects: false
shaders: true
texture_reduce: 1
gamma_correct: true
fps_label: true
sound_label: false
visible_raycasts: false
visible_sound_spheres: false
editor_mode: true
invert_y_look: false
music: true
media_mode: false
Works well
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
1. ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 XT
2. Mobile / Laptop
3. Win7 Home Premium
4. a134
5. Works nicely
6:
4-7 enemies lag-free on Red Desert
3-4 enemies lag-free on Red Shards
3-? enemies lag-free on Eroded Plateau
The uncertainity factor is high, given the unstability of Overgrowth. I can experience the framerate counter stating 50 FPS, while the game still stutters and lags.
(It does say 50 FPS in Red Desert with 5 enemies present, but whether it lags or not varies by many factors)
The actual lag seems to vary a lot, but I have had up to 7 enemies in Red Desert with no lag, while other times I have had as little as 4 before it lags.
Recently, I was able to have 5-6 enemies + 1 race start, 6-7 race middle objects and 1 race end object, with only a slight lag on Red Shards. Not sure if I can replicate that without closing everything in the background.
Full specs:
Dell Studio 17 Laptop
Screen Card: ATI Radeon HD 2700 XT
RAM: 4 GB
Processor: Intel Dual Core 2.4 GHz i5 M450
HDD Space Total: 1 TB (Split in 2 disks)
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit) SP1
Screen Resolution: 1600 x 900
Overgrowth Settings:
screenwidth: 1024
screenheight: 768
fullscreen: true
vsync: false
multisample: 4
anisotropy: 4
post_effects: false
shaders: true
texture_reduce: 1
gamma_correct: true
fps_label: true
sound_label: false
visible_raycasts: false
visible_sound_spheres: false
editor_mode: true
invert_y_look: false
music: true
media_mode: false
Re: Supported Video Cards
Runs beautifully on the default config on my nVidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti
My system specs
Intel i5 2500k
4.0GB RAM - but only running on a 32bit OS, so not all of it is being used I think
nVidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti
I've tested with up to 8 rabbit guards, 1 wolf, and turner in the "impressive mountains" level. No lag, no stuttering, high framerate. Haven't tried any more than that, but so far it looks like the game will run absolutely fine on this system.
My system specs
Intel i5 2500k
4.0GB RAM - but only running on a 32bit OS, so not all of it is being used I think
nVidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti
I've tested with up to 8 rabbit guards, 1 wolf, and turner in the "impressive mountains" level. No lag, no stuttering, high framerate. Haven't tried any more than that, but so far it looks like the game will run absolutely fine on this system.
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Win7 x64
i5-750
GTX475
Gigabyte motherboard h55
Works pretty much perfectly, but I think my CPU is totally choked by the throat blood effect.
i5-750
GTX475
Gigabyte motherboard h55
Works pretty much perfectly, but I think my CPU is totally choked by the throat blood effect.
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nVidia 550 ti runs it perfectly.
I was running it at 1680x1050 and getting 150-400 fps.
I was running it at 1680x1050 and getting 150-400 fps.
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Geforce GT 220 works
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Hmmm... cant help but notice that the ATI Radeon HD 3870 Was not in the list, wiki or not.
It runs the game, but with slight lag, but then run perfectly in slow motion. When AI get into the equation, it seems to slow down after 3 of them appear. Blood makes it slow to 5-10 fps. No question. Just blood period.
It runs the game, but with slight lag, but then run perfectly in slow motion. When AI get into the equation, it seems to slow down after 3 of them appear. Blood makes it slow to 5-10 fps. No question. Just blood period.
Re: Supported Video Cards
ATI Radeon HD 3650 (Mobility)
Windoze Vista 32
Tested on: a134; a137
absolutely playable
Windoze Vista 32
Tested on: a134; a137
absolutely playable
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Re: Supported Video Cards
Navidia 7300 LE can work, but there is a possibility of low fps at some times.
Also, this may be unrelated, but it may cause your screen to clear when installing it.
Also, this may be unrelated, but it may cause your screen to clear when installing it.
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I would like to report that my nvidia 460 GTX does indeed work, and does not crash my card, or drivers.
Currently using forceware 266.58 with no issues.
Edit: I am also using win7 x64.
My specs are as follows:
I7 930 @ 3.0ghz
nvidia 460 1gb GTX @ 790/1580 Core/Shader and 1800Memory
6gb DDR3 Ram
Currently using forceware 266.58 with no issues.
Edit: I am also using win7 x64.
My specs are as follows:
I7 930 @ 3.0ghz
nvidia 460 1gb GTX @ 790/1580 Core/Shader and 1800Memory
6gb DDR3 Ram
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Re: Supported Video Cards
ATI Radeon HD 6850 on windows 7 works great.
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- Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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I can confirm it runs at 60-70 FPS with the configurations:
1920x1080
fullscreen
vsync
multisample: 4
anisotropy: 4
post_effects: true
shaders: true
and these specs:
Intel i7-720QM + Nvidia GTX 280M
Intel i7-940XM + Nvidia GTX 280M
Will be testing this later:
Intel i7-940XM + Nvidia GTX 470M
1920x1080
fullscreen
vsync
multisample: 4
anisotropy: 4
post_effects: true
shaders: true
and these specs:
Intel i7-720QM + Nvidia GTX 280M
Intel i7-940XM + Nvidia GTX 280M
Will be testing this later:
Intel i7-940XM + Nvidia GTX 470M
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My Geforce Gtx 550 Ti works.
No lag whatsoever on max settings.
No lag whatsoever on max settings.