Thank You for answer. I already created Dead Space 2 profile in CCC but there's no option to choose between graphics. There are only Anti Aliasing, Texture Filtering, Frame Rate Control and Tesselation options to change. It's kinda annoying that there's no real "advanced" properties. Although it might be a good lead.
Any ideas how to switch between graphics? I can't find any info about that. Besides I forgot to mention that I don't see Intel HD graphic card in the Device Menager. This makes me think that my Radeon 5870 should be a primary GPU. It's a hard case to solve 😉
Ok, so I spent a lot of time searching how to switch graphics. Unfortunately there is no option to do this in GX740 (I found many oppinions about that, for example here https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=154255.0 OR here (in polish language): https://forum-pl.msi.com/index.php?topic=5466.0. That would explain why I have no Intel HD graphic in device manager. Still I have few options to check.
EDIT: Dead Space 2 on Intel HD 3000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ivMgjMGSTQ
It's fourth day of searching the answer 🙂 And I think there is no option to do that without connecting external monitor. I tried many other options like registry keys changes, installed VirtualBox with Win Xp and tried to run the game, installed older graphic card drivers, installed PowerStrip and tried to overclock screen (never do that ! I almost destroyed screen) .etc. I think that game is asking Catalyst drivers about refresh rate and there's no chance to change that.
Is there any possibility that You, Dear EA, will release some patch for that? It's just DeadSpace2.exe and DeadSpace.exe files fault, I checked it. Firstly game is accesing activationx86.dll file and then (I assume) it "connects" with driver info files to achieve the refreshment rate and if it's lower than Dead Space 1 & 2 primary (60hz), game is not allowed to start. I'll be really grateful for answer.
Community ManagerCan you generate a Dxdiag report and upload it to hastebin and then post the link to that here please? This will give us all the info we may need like driver versions and your exact hardware specifications.
http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/
Yes off course. I don't know how I could forget about that. Here's the link for full DX Diag: http://pastebin.com/bZ9XetyW. Also pls check Your inbox, I'll be grateful for answer.
EDIT: Dont know why but I can't enter the link directly. Please just copy the link and paste into the browser, then everything is ok.
