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6900 hardware is D3D11_0 Feature Level. It's right on the cusp of full required feature set for this game. I imagine AMD still has newer drivers available, though seems unlikely it'd change anything.
The error message almost makes me think the game's trying to use a format in compute shaders that the hardware doesn't support. D3D11_0 is the -last- feature level that HW supports, it's the -minimum- feature level the game game supports, so there's a possibility the actual HW is missing something.
I tried. But it doest'n work, too I also tried adding the files "dxgi.ll , d3d11.ll" to the folder Win64.
And a new error appears:
a d3d11-compatible gpu (feature level 11.0 shader model 5.0) is required to run the engine
On the official page it says: This product has been moved to a legacy support model and no additional driver releases are planned.
And a new error appears:
a d3d11-compatible gpu (feature level 11.0 shader model 5.0) is required to run the engine
You can only hope that Stray can be made to run on DX11 and it requires Feature Level 11_0.
I'd also encourage you installing the NimeZ drivers for legacy GPUs.
You have given me hope :D
any idea what i can do?
Okay, thank you :)
So I can only encourage you to install and run the latest NimeZ drivers off Guru3D and THEN trying Stray again.
I'm going to try, I hope it works, thanks ^^
It's a decade old. So something more modern would not even be that expensive.