Oct 26, 2004 #1 H Humongous n00b Joined Jun 15, 2004 Messages 6 Is it possible to trick a gaming application into thinking you have Pixel shader and vertex shader compatible hardware, when you don't? I have a toshiba laptop with a Geforce4 card. I can't imagine its possible, but it never hurts to ask
Is it possible to trick a gaming application into thinking you have Pixel shader and vertex shader compatible hardware, when you don't? I have a toshiba laptop with a Geforce4 card. I can't imagine its possible, but it never hurts to ask
Oct 26, 2004 #2 O OriginalReaper Bad Trader Joined Mar 10, 2004 Messages 224 MY friend does this (he's a graphics programming student with a GF4 card.) It's possible. I have no idea how, though. Note: it runs like ass
MY friend does this (he's a graphics programming student with a GF4 card.) It's possible. I have no idea how, though. Note: it runs like ass
Oct 26, 2004 #3 P pxc Extremely [H] Joined Oct 22, 2000 Messages 33,063 You can enable NV25 emulation in rivatuner, but as pointed out above it really does no good. What game(s) are you trying to fool?
You can enable NV25 emulation in rivatuner, but as pointed out above it really does no good. What game(s) are you trying to fool?
Oct 27, 2004 #4 H Humongous n00b Joined Jun 15, 2004 Messages 6 Everquest 2 is the game. I like to take my laptop to the cottage. I guess I'm screwed
Oct 27, 2004 #5 SeaFoam Supreme [H]ardness Joined Oct 13, 2004 Messages 5,066 There is no way you're going to be able to play EQ2 with that, especially in the cities... You could try though... mmm.... evercrack.....
There is no way you're going to be able to play EQ2 with that, especially in the cities... You could try though... mmm.... evercrack.....