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What is your gpu?
How much RAM do you have?
not because of the size of the VRAM, but because of the age of the gfx card, it's been EXTREMELY LONG TIME since 128MB was usuall
the only possibility you could even think about playing it is you'd have some recent integrated gfx card and only have dedicated so little of memori via bios; put your config and let's see
do u even know what series he is using? there are older intel integrated gfx with less vram and there are good latest intel card,not all intel are meant for gaming
As of 128MB of video ram, the 256MB video ram size is to make sure a reasonable number of textures and framebuffers can fit into the video ram, in order to prevent bus latencies created by storing textures in the main system memory. The penalty for not having enough video memory is MASSIVE, and can slow down your game to well below 15fps.
There are ways to reduce the texture memory footprint of the game and get it to function on older systems, but you are not going to like the impact to graphics quality. You can edit the game config files to reduce the size of the texture maps to reduce the memory usage.
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri