Rising World

Rising World

andromaccus Sep 6, 2018 @ 12:50pm
Would this game run on a 32-bit system?
I have a really old pc with a nvidia geforce gt520 GPU, 2gbs of ram and a 32 bit system. I wonder if it would run.
Originally posted by red51:
Basically the game works on a 32 bit system, although there have been a lot of issues with 32 bit versions of graphics drivers in the past, so there is a chance it still doesn't work. However, unfortunately 2 GB of RAM isn't sufficient (at least 4 GB are required), so I'm afraid the game won't run on your machine =/
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red51  [developer] Sep 6, 2018 @ 1:14pm 
Basically the game works on a 32 bit system, although there have been a lot of issues with 32 bit versions of graphics drivers in the past, so there is a chance it still doesn't work. However, unfortunately 2 GB of RAM isn't sufficient (at least 4 GB are required), so I'm afraid the game won't run on your machine =/
andromaccus Sep 6, 2018 @ 1:46pm 
Originally posted by red51:
Basically the game works on a 32 bit system, although there have been a lot of issues with 32 bit versions of graphics drivers in the past, so there is a chance it still doesn't work. However, unfortunately 2 GB of RAM isn't sufficient (at least 4 GB are required), so I'm afraid the game won't run on your machine =/
Oh thank you so much for answering, I was going to buy the game but if its like that I will have to do it after i upgrade my pc. As soon as I do it I'll buy it, your game is a piece of art!
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ArcticuKitsu Sep 7, 2018 @ 5:54pm 
I wanted to play Rising World on a Windows XP computer that I had no choice but to wait a very long time before I could both purchase and play Rising World. This was back in 2015. I had to get a completely new computer which allowed me to play Rising World that it was a necessary move from 32 bit to 64 bit. Best choice I made.

The only poor choice I made was purchasing Patriot SSD hard drives which dies every season of the year (quarterly). I had two of them with both of them dying on me very quickly. I have a Samsung SSD now that it's highly reliable.

Good luck saving for a 64 bit computer :)
Last edited by ArcticuKitsu; Sep 7, 2018 @ 5:55pm
mitchsb Sep 7, 2018 @ 7:48pm 
Originally posted by ArcticKitsu:
The only poor choice I made was purchasing Patriot SSD hard drives which dies every season of the year (quarterly). I had two of them with both of them dying on me very quickly. I have a Samsung SSD now that it's highly reliable.

Good luck saving for a 64 bit computer :)

Hmmm....I have a Patriot SSD in my system now and it works great. I've only had it a few months, but still. And, I've had Patriot memory in my computer and it worked great. Maybe a bad batch of SSD. It happens.
ArcticuKitsu Sep 7, 2018 @ 10:20pm 
Originally posted by mitchsb:
I've only had it a few months, but still. And, I've had Patriot memory in my computer and it worked great. Maybe a bad batch of SSD. It happens.

"A few months"... Well, the most seems to be 6 months so if you're nearing there you better back up your content :) But two in a row? Nasty.
Tryst49 Sep 7, 2018 @ 11:02pm 
Same here with Patriot SSD's. I won't trust them at all any more, mine died after about 12 months as well.

I have Samsung now and they have lasted 2 years and still going strong.
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