I called customer support and i was told that there is nothing i can do because it does not let me update the drivers. I refunded TitanFall. Thanks for trying to help though
If you have a desktop style computer with an empty PCI-e video add-on slot, you put a proper game quality GPU into the slot and carefully check your power supply to make certain it provides sufficient current to support a game quality card.
If you have a laptop (tablet, netbook, notebook, all-in-one), you return the game for a refund, or if you are feeling particularly flush, you buy a computer that comes with the required hardware for the game, and you do not trust any mere salesperson's say-so on the matter.
I looked up a comparatively inexpensive gaming card this morning, at $90, on Newegg, if you are here in the states, or Canada.
Having the same problem here is a link to my "dxdiag" http://pastebin.com/UtaH9KQj Any insight on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
Read the reply to the member that is immediately above your question. That applies to you as well.
I am a bit confused. In addition to the Intel HD 4000, I have an Nvidia GTX 670m (listed on line 334 of the attached dxdiag link). Could it be that the game is not recognizing my Nvidia card?
nVIDIA sells many laptop makers a family of neutered graphics chips called "Optimus", and includes rather bad drivers with them. They simply do not function at all correctly in a majority of games. You can go into nVIDIA Control Panel and set all graphics to max, to performance, to specifically run the real GPU in the game, every possible setting in there. You may actually get the silly thing to work, if you are lucky.
Thank you for the reply. I will give that a try.
I called customer support and i was told that there is nothing i can do because it does not let me update the drivers. I refunded TitanFall. Thanks for trying to help though
Community ManagerPlease see the following post for more info: http://answers.ea.com/t5/Titanfall/Intel-HD-4000-Graphics-and-Titanfall/m-p/2477396#M16303
With the specific intel driver linked there you may be able to play.
No, it doesnt let me install it.
@eabarry Thank you for the reply I will give that a try. I am still a bit confused as to why my Nvidia GTX 670m would not be working. I have the latest driver installed 335.23 Also as a side note. I can play BF4 as well as several other games on my computer but Titanfall seems to be the only one giving me any problems.
Community Managereanils has posted below that we will be looking into these crash reports that appear to be solely affecting nVidia GTX users in the 5xx-7xx range. Please monitor that thread for further information.
