DirectX 10 support

Actually, it runs fine on Dx10 cards (I suppose I should qualify that.  There are problems with Mobile Radeons (laptop cards) from the HD 4000 generation, being rejected as if they were Dx9 cards).  .

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@Asedar wrote:

Hi, I want to buy Titanfall but I have a qustion before: my graphic card works with DirectX 10.1 and is good enough for this game but I heard Titanfall requires DirectX 11, so can I run it or I need to change my graphic card?

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The edited-in limitation to my answer may have been solved:

http://answers.ea.com/t5/Titanfall/Startup-failure-with-discrete-gpu-but-it-works-with-the/m-p/2492148/highlight/false#M18723

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=372799

http://www.mediafire.com/download/7th5ulwui5iyin9/ATI+Catalyst+12.11+B11+HotFix+11.04+Testing.7z

Unfortunately I have a Ati Mobility Radeon HD 4650 and I bought Titanfall before checking the specs asuming that will run on Dx 10, but it doesn`t.

It just displays this error whenever you attempt to start the game

Game startup failed because the video card does not support the required features

While for nVidia chipsets there might be a fix for this, I couldn`t find anything to fix this on ati devices.

Unfortunately the guys from cdkeys will not provide me with a refund, now I wish I bought this from origin as it had a full refund policy within 7 days...

Actually, the error message is deceptive.  That card is just too slow and weak.  With the right drivers, if has the features required, but not the Performance. 

I expect this thread to be deleted soon to cover EA's tracks.  The latest patch is preventing DX10 cards from running the game.  It's a huge problem and is most likely the cause for the "private lobby crash." 

I urge anyone who has a DX10 video card who is considering to buy the game to wait until EA/Respawn announce if they're going fix this issue.

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@Gorath_the_Elder wrote:

Actually, the error message is deceptive.  That card is just too slow and weak.  With the right drivers, if has the features required, but not the Performance. 

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As already discussed in another, similar thread, the only Geforce problem with Dx10 cards appears to be the way in which AA is applied, so it has to be turned off.  Radeons from the (Dx10) HD 4000 generation were in trouble during the Beta run, just somewhat less broadly spread among Radeon models.  There probably are more problems with mobile Radeons because too many laptop producers have old drivers, while not allowing the ATI master drivers to be used. 

The first Geforce generation with DirectX 11 was the GTX 400 series.  Even though there has been some after the fact waffling from Respawn about Dx11, the fact is that the GT 9800, a generation oldfer than a GTS 250, can run this, if only at minimum low settings.  Your GPU has less performance than the GT 9800, but my best guess is that the drivers you have now weren't well tested for Geforces as old as it is. 

And what can be th2 solution???

And what can be the solution???