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Anonymous

11 years ago

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DA:I in VIRTUAL PC DUAL CORE FIX

Hi i was wondering if it would be possible to overclock a g3258, and via virtual pc maker make a virtual OS

with 4 virtual cores?? And then be able to run the game via virtualization?? :D:D

ami geius or is this just bullshi' you think? i dont much time time for testing so i would like to hear your thougts? 🙂

dragon age inquisition

ThandalNLyman
11 years ago
I have yet to see the VM environment that supports the bare minimum graphics requirements to play the game.

(CPU and RAM requirements aren't the problem! Those have been successfully implemented in VMs; whether VirtualPC, Hypervisor, VMWare, ESX, or other, for a long time now.)

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Anonymous
11 years ago
Sorry, but daydreams, fantasies, and similar subjects aren't what Answer HQ is all about. We are a community of game players discussing EA's games, and mostly dealing with the simpler of tech questions that the average gamer can apply himself / herself when another of us can offer advice he / she can follow to solve a problem.

You need to take that question to whatever virtual environment website you have in mind, and discuss it with the other very highly technically complex matters that are discussed at such venues.
Anonymous
11 years ago
I doubt it to be honest. I must say that we are not able to provide any support or even share workarounds/experience regarding hardware or software overclocking of your system as this can damage your software or even your PC components.

Cheers

Basti
Anonymous
11 years ago
as if it isnt damaging my system already with 20/30 gb write speed 100% cpu usage and mobo and ram temps rising without knowing...
all you devs on this game should be ashamed of yourselves!!!! ive never encounterd anything as greasy as this release in my whole life!!!
Are you deliberitly trying to destroy everyones pcs with this mess of a ''game programe''`???
ThandalNLyman
11 years ago
I have yet to see the VM environment that supports the bare minimum graphics requirements to play the game.

(CPU and RAM requirements aren't the problem! Those have been successfully implemented in VMs; whether VirtualPC, Hypervisor, VMWare, ESX, or other, for a long time now.)
Anonymous
11 years ago
@ThandalNLyman wrote:
I have yet to see the VM environment that supports the bare minimum graphics requirements to play the game.
(CPU and RAM requirements aren't the problem! Those have been successfully implemented in VMs; whether VirtualPC, Hypervisor, VMWare, ESX, or other, for a long time now.)
oh yeah forgot that in virtual pc you use a virtual graphic card also... but can that i be bypassed.. but to hell with it.. its to complicated thougt it might be a solution.. damn i hope next patch will fix fps problems across all platforms