Map View in Poor Quality - Lenovo Legion 5
I might simply be very nitpicky here, but I recently switched to a Lenovo Legion 5 gaming laptop with and Nvidia RTX 3050 graphics card, only to find that the roads while in map view are in extremely...
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@puzzlezaddict I downloaded GeForce Experience and also switched settings in Windows to always run in high performance mode. No change to map view with either. I still need to try checking what's going on with task manager.
@roberta591 I noticed its pulling the wrong OS too in the games Device Config Log. I can confirm that Windows 11 is up to date on my Legion 05. Any advice as to how I could get the game to read Windows 11? I never had 8 installed as this computer came with 11 installed on it. Graphics are in high quality and game runs great aside from the road detail in map view. I do have an FPS cap at 60 FPS for the game from NVIDIA Control Panel. Anytime I play over 60 FPS the laptop makes quite a bit of noise.
@iyoung91 Your computer is using the latest version of the Windows operating system from Microsoft. The problem with Windows 11 is the requirements for Windows 11 eliminated most older computer systems. Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 (trusted platform module) and Secure Boot. Most older computers don't have these features and are excluded from running Windows 11. Also Widows 11 home users MOST have internet connectivity AND a Microsoft account. There are other requirements that are lesser importance. This is Microsoft's way of saying if your computer is more then a few years old you had better buy a new computer IF you want to run the later version of the Windows operating system, This is like the 800 pound guerrilla telling you what it wants you to do. Your computer is fine. There are rumors that the next version (Windows 12?) may come out in 2024. Didn't Microsoft say Windows 10 was going to be the last version - hm.... Going from Windows 10 to Windows 11 isn't as easy as upgrading your computer. Many people are upset as they bought a fairly new computer only to find out it will not run Windows 11 (myself included). Your dxdiag indicates that there is issues with updates. Windows 11 has had issues since it's introduction many of which have been corrected by updates. While there are ways around the hardware requirements that would violate the EULA (end user license agreement). You do not own the software (Windows 11 operating system). What you are paying for in the cost of your computer is a license to use the software. I am at present building a computer that will run Windows 11 JUST so I can troubleshoot other peoples computers. Now Microsoft is telling me I have too many computers - what!!! Is Microsoft telling me it can't spy on me because i have more then ten computers? Until the Microsoft gods tell me I can have another computer I can't activate the new Windows 11 computer. That's ok because I need some parts I ordered that were supposed to be here in 3 days and that was a month and a half ago.
