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Is Intel HD3000 supported?
For the beta I tried using Intel HD 3000 to play Titanfall, However; it didn't work...
Can I play the game with Intel HD 3000? Do I need to update my drivers? Or is it unplayable?
Thanks,
-Nvoltis
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I tested it, and it said I could run it on game debate.
It doesn't give me an "X"
or a green "√" -> (Checkmark)
It gives me a grey, faded out "√"
I have a friend who can run it with Intel HD 4000 (But the graphics were all distorted)
They released a driver update, so I wasn't sure if I could run it after the driver update.
I have limited internet of 120GB. So I don't really feel like spending 50 GB to download a game I can't play...
The system requirements say AMD and Nvidia only, this means your graphics card is not officially supported and you can't blame the game if it doesn't run.
The "Intel Integrated HD-Anything" gpu is not designed for gaming. The whole line is basically a lowest-cost way for OEMs to provide decent ("full-HD") DVD/Blu-ray and streaming media playback. If you're lucky enough to get a game you want to play running with one of these, be thankful.
And in the case of Titanfall, I think the 3000 just isn't going to cut it. 😕mileysad:
