Someone help please!!!!

[Melkorian]

I've restarted uninstalled and reinstalled, checked my gpu overlay (its at high performance), and still, STILL the game starts up, get the initial warning about flashing scenes and such, and then right before the different logos for the companies involved in the game, the screen goes black and then the game crashes. and im back at the game page in my library... I've been looking forward to this game since it was first announced and i don't know what to do. any help/tips would be appreciated, thank you

[Paddy_Whack88888]

system spec? Pls include VRAM of the GPU also

[Melkorian]

um, I've only gotten so far as GPU, I'm not tech savvy, my laptop is a HP I'll just find my laptop device specs and paste them on here:
-Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10510U CPU @ 1.80GHz 2.30 GHz
-Installed RAM: 32.0 GB (31.4 GB usable)
-System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

[Melkorian]

Originally posted by Paddy_Whack88888:

system spec? Pls include VRAM of the GPU also

Hope i repiled with the info you needed, if you can help, thank you so much

[FeilDOW]

Refund it, it will not work on your iGPU you need a dedicated GPU. Do you have a console?

[Xextreem]

2.4ghz people come on. That's way to slow. GPU laptop sucks balls for gaming.

[Paddy_Whack88888]

I have seen people running it on a potato with very questionable graphics. If you do have a separate GPU would be helpful to get those details

On the Windows search bar, type dxdiag.
Wait for it to open then click either Display 1 or Display 2 to view your other GPU.
Under Display Memory, you'll be able to see how much dedicated VRAM the GPU has.

[FeilDOW]

Originally posted by Paddy_Whack88888:

On the Windows search bar, type dxdiag.
Wait for it to open then click either Display 1 or Display 2 to view your other GPU.
Under Display Memory, you'll be able to see how much dedicated VRAM the GPU has.

There is no dedicated GPU in that laptop.

[💥FPSRUSSE™]

Never preorder something.

[Paddy_Whack88888]

I have seen people running it on a potato with very questionable graphics. If you do have a separate GPU would be helpful to get those details

Originally posted by Paddy_Whack88888:

On the Windows search bar, type dxdiag.
Wait for it to open then click either Display 1 or Display 2 to view your other GPU.
Under Display Memory, you'll be able to see how much dedicated VRAM the GPU has.

Originally posted by FeilDOW:

Originally posted by Paddy_Whack88888:

On the Windows search bar, type dxdiag.
Wait for it to open then click either Display 1 or Display 2 to view your other GPU.
Under Display Memory, you'll be able to see how much dedicated VRAM the GPU has.

There is no dedicated GPU in that laptop.

refund city

[katzenkrimis]

Time to invest in a powerhouse desktop.

If you want to play every video game released for the next 3-4 years, you gotta spend the money. You won't regret it.

It will be stress-free gaming. Ultra smooth, with stunning visuals.

Starfield is coming in a few months. And you'll want it.

[Melkorian]

Originally posted by katzenkrimis:

Time to invest in a powerhouse desktop.

If you want to play every video game released for the next 3-4 years, you gotta spend the money. You won't regret it.

It will be stress-free gaming. Ultra smooth, with stunning visuals.

Starfield is coming in a few months. And you'll want it.

thank you, yeah i guess its definitely time i upgraded. thank you everyone for your comments, just gotta save up for a decent pc now...