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BonesNo3

Feb 5, 2016 @ 5:56am

having a 512 VRAM card, what does that mean?

what would happen if i tried running this game having a 512 VRAM graphics card (nvidia 9600 GT) while the minimum required is 1GB? other specs of my pc are i5 and 8GB RAM. Has anyone tried running the game with a 512 card?
thanks

Last edited by BonesNo3; Feb 5, 2016 @ 5:57am

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Shayla

Feb 5, 2016 @ 7:01am

i have a 512 card (dedicated) in my laptop and can run it on low reasonably well. It may get a little choppy at times, but if it does run. If anything, you can squeeze a tad more juice out and put in windowed borderless (or a lower resolution all together) and on the lowest graphics setting.

Last edited by Shayla; Feb 5, 2016 @ 7:06am

BonesNo3

Feb 5, 2016 @ 1:55pm

ok good to know

obliviondoll has Frozen Cortex

Feb 6, 2016 @ 6:24pm

Lack of VRAM can be compensated for by having extra regular RAM.

I've run the game on my laptop's dedicated card with 1GB VRAM, and on my 256MB integrated card and don't notice a difference in performance, but I have 16GB RAM. With 8GB, you'll probably see that little bit of choppiness mentioned.

Also I run the game windowed at 1600x900 so it fills a decent chunk of my 1080p monitor, but still lets me see when things are going on in the background. So that might be helping my case too.

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