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Author Topic: 3D + video problem on a freinds computer (maybe not present)  (Read 875 times)

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ok, well i went to a freinds house to somehow fix his crashed up computer, (which i did very easily) i wanted to give him some games on his computer,I gave him tons of games one being halo...

 i started it up and it looked off centered and rendered horribly.  i then made sure i had installed Direct X, and Direct 3D on his computer. but even after all that it still couldnt run the models and textures, was there something i missed? i asked him if he ever played anything in 3D he said his little brother plays a game. I looked in device manager to see what kind of device is runing to Video and couldnt find much... and i could not open it because it was his older brothers, (errr... complicated)

any way just wondering if theres something i missed, because i didnt have too much time with it, maybe the motherboard/card (i couldnt find) didnt have the needed drivers or what not, but this is what i do know...

its a HP with 512Mb of Ram, a Pentium 4 (i forget the speed), which i know thats  nothing on halo... i ran an emulation of metal gear on a PSX emulator very well, thats why i thought it was pretty ackward. maybe halo actually requires video Ram....

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Re: 3D + video problem on a freinds computer (maybe not present)
« Reply #1 on: June 13, 2006, 11:11:45 pm »
are the settings in halo up high.  tinker with them otherwise the vid might be integrated.
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Re: 3D + video problem on a freinds computer (maybe not present)
« Reply #2 on: June 13, 2006, 11:41:05 pm »
its probably onboard video, or at least some other really crappy video card.  If it is a decent card, then try updating its drivers.

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Re: 3D + video problem on a freinds computer (maybe not present)
« Reply #3 on: June 14, 2006, 12:47:40 am »
its probably onboard video, or at least some other really crappy video card.