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"Your Graphics Card Does Not Meet Dead Space Minimum Requirements" My first time going for help, sorry if doing it wrong. But I assure you, i can handle 2008 Dead Space. My specs are this: Intel i...
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EA_Barry
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Community ManagerAs above, you too need to set a GPU profile so your nvidia 860M is used. Even though you seem to be trying to run at 1920 x 1080 resolution you may still hit a bandwidth limit.
Dear @ea_barryBarry,
i already did this Profile for my GTX860M and i also tried to set the card to be used as main grphics card and to be honest, i dont think there is a bandwidth problem. I try running Dead Space and this game is a few years old. Actual games i can play without any problem. Just Cause 3, Fallout 4, Star Wars Battefront...
First i thought this is related to Origin because i thought Origin is telling the game which graphiccard it has to use. Maybe it is, i do not know. Need for Speed Most wanted is running smooth and easy, no problems here.
I also activated the GPU activity icon on my taskbar and it tells me that no programm uses the NVIDIA card. Neither Origin nor Dead Space (1-3). Normally if i start a game i can see it at the icon because it turns green and tells me which programme uses Nvidia.
I think we have to get deeper into this since i think the thread opener @Vaisloudid not solve his problem as well.
Best regards,
Michael
P.S.: I already recognized that owner of my laptop model encounter the same issues.
- EA_Barry
What type of connection between the TV/monitor and PC are you using?
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/notebook-gpus/geforce-gtx-860m/specifications
Since we both have the same laptop i think it is no kind of cable from the geforce to the monitor. When i remember correctly, it is nvidia optimus technology and is attached to the Intel HD 4600 graphics.
Maybe you know better than i do 🙂
I already prvided the DxDiag, isnt it written in there? If not, could you please let me know where to look it up?
Thanks!
Michael
- EA_Barry
So sorry I overlooked that as I was so wrapped up in the 860M specs etc.
Is it a Lenovo Y50-70 ? If so, it may be worthwhile installing the following two pieces of software and see if there is a difference:
