PC Graphics problem since June Update
Hi, Since downloading and applying the update releaswed today I cannot play Titanfall due to a serious graphics issue. The following links contain DXDIAG for my PC and a picture of what I see in ...
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As i already posted before, i had this problem too. Since i had enough of it to be always behind with ongoing DX11 problems , instead of playing and just having fun, I yesterday bought second hand DX11 card, which i found in the internet for $150. Btw it's a GTX 660 TGT ULTRA CHARGED and i have to admit it was every penny worth! Now i am able to play all the games without any problems on max detail. And i still use my old ASUS motherboard with an Q6600 quad core processor on it. I just changed the GFX card and set the graphics to max, running the game smoothly with antialising in full 1920x1200! I know it doesn't help to get your TITANFALL running again but i just want to say, that sooner or later many new great games will use DX11 only and i realized that it's not always a reason to complain about changes like this. Consider we are in the middle of a new DX-aera, where games use newer techniques to achieve faster results. Of course TITANFALL didn't really used DX11 effects, instead of the only antialising feature, but hey - see it like that, we are PC users, we love to play games on the PC, rather than on a console and why not investing a bit of our money, which we normaly throw out for unecessary things, instead for something we really enjoy to do?! And that's playing games on our precious PC ^^ And what will you do when GTA 5 will be out for PC this fall? You really think it will be playable on our DX10.1 cards? I really enjoyed my GTX275 for many great moments and i will keep it as a spare card, but i am really happy to be able to play all the new games, which will be released in the next couple of years, like DESTINY or THE DEVISION, GTA 5 and so on.
Just my new point of view of solving especially this DX issues, instead of sitting hours to repair something that doesn't want to be repaired. :/
Of course i am very interested to hear your opinions! Let me know what you think!
regards
I've been looking at cards myself to be honest. While I think these particular issues that Titanfall has been having with DX10 card users is probably just poor design or something, it's also a good indication of where DX10 users may very well end up in the near future. Nvidia is no longer going to support cards with DX10 or lower, because they're moving on to DX11 from here on out. So, I'd say that it's worth upgrading to a new card, but it still is a bit of a bummer that it's not simply because we want an upgrade, but that we purchased a game that unfortunately didn't have all types of cards in mind. Nice point of view, and optimistic. I've been meaning to upgrade my card for a while now, and I just haven't cared too do so much, but this will probably push me to. I know that Titanfall didn't look the greatest on my Nvidia 260 GTX, so that's also a factor as well.
Source about Nvidia: http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2014/03/14/nvidia-dx10-eol/1
