Error messages about Intel video are misleading. No matter what driver is tried, Intel chips aren't supported in this game. You must both have a dedicated video graphics circuit board inside the PC, in order to qualify for support, and you must make certain it is ACTIVE all the time when you want to start playing the game.
MINIMUM
OS: Windows 7 64-bit/ Windows 8.1 64-bit/ Windows 10 64-bit
CPU: 3.20 GHz Intel i5 650/ 2.5 GHz AMD Phenom X4 9850
RAM: At least 4GB for Windows 7/ Windows 8.1/ Windows 10
Hard Drive: 20 GB
Video: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640/ AMD Radeon HD 5750
DirectX: 11
Input: Keyboard and Mouse, Analogue Controller
Online Connection Requirements: 192 KBPS or faster internet connection
i have all of theses and in still says that same problem
Read the first comment to the thread. You could have twenty seven video devices packed one atop another, and if none were actively rendering anything, it makes no difference at all!
how can i check all that
It's located in DXDiag
http://answers.ea.com/t5/STAR-WARS-The-Old-Republic/Guide-Posting-a-DxDiag/td-p/4832663
Sometimes laptops have two graphics solutions (i.e. Intel + nVidia). You want to be using the most powerful one; to do so go into Nvidia Control Panel, 3D properties, find PvZ2.exe, set it High Performance Processor. For AMD it's in Catalyst Control Center under Switchable Graphics.
You appended duplicate subjects in various message threads. This thread was completed, with all the needed answers, however you have received at least one specific reply regarding low quality hardware, to another thread.
its so hard :C
@Gorath_the_Elder wrote:You appended duplicate subjects in various message threads. This thread was completed, with all the needed answers, however you have received at least one specific reply regarding low quality hardware, to another thread.
