go up to the next resolution, you might be running out of VRAM?
It allocated about a GB and a half of my DDR3 ram to the GPU.
Not sure if that's the same, but yeah :L
GPU specs
for 70fps max on 800x600, it wouldn't have 1.5gb of vram...
I told you, it's shitty integrated card.
It's a "Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family", but also known as a GMA 4500.
Approx total memory: 1580MB
According to dxdiag.
What I don't know is why I can run everything on max, then just have it dip below 5FPS whenever I up the reso a knotch, even if I lower everything.
That's shared system memory
not same as dedicated
derp
also, you still haven't found out your laptops specs yet?
seems like it's running out of vram then, they wouldn't have more than 256mb GMA's, if even that
Any way to allocate more dedi? Or is it based on the GPU?
I remember a while back on my old laptop, I could set how much VRAM I wanted the GPU to have by running around in the bios.
Idk if that's the dedi or shared though. Have yet to mess with this ones bios.
you cannot allocate dedi, it's built in
you was setting shared ram for the gpu
the gma 4500 does not support 4k textures, which UE3 uses
stick to 8x6
dedicated ram is built into the gpu
ffs
read
you cannot allocate dedicated video memory
only shared
its like pagefiles
it's not real ram
is 3/4 slower
I said I know that. I asked if there was a workaround, like I did with anti-aliasing.
It's a GPU feature that's built into the GPU. You can't "install" Anti-Aliasing. Hur hur hur.
Well I did it, and have a fully running program that fixes jaggies even though my GPU can't lrn2AA.
Calm down bro ._.
And Blahhhhh, I found it. Apparently, I have 128MB's dedi.