If a Vaio, or an Acer Aspire S3, or a HP costs 1.400 doesn't mean it's good. You won't play graphics-intensive games. When you see 'Intel HD Graphics' well, that's bad. Stop wasting money for those high-end priced Sony, HP, Dell notebooks. OS: Win Xp 32.Originally posted by armored_spiderman:Re: Shader Model 3.0 requirement. AMD GPU: Radeon X1300 256MB.
Does My Graphic Card Support Shader Model 3.0 Driver And Still
I've tried Google, notebookcheck.net, Reddit and many more sites but I can't find any info on my graphics card at all, let alone whether or not it supports Shader Model 3.0 I've found other Intel Iris graphics cards but since there doesn't seem to be any info on the Intel Iris 1536 MB. Europa universalis IV require at least shader model 3.0 to work properly Please help me.A lot of games say they require Shader Model 3.0 support. My graphic card is rtx 2060 super am using latest driver And still have this problem The graphics card detected does not support shader model 3.0.
Game work nice on both hw, but not using latest features and effects Game work perfectly on hw-1 but work sloppy on hw-2 This force developers to write separate codepaths for ATI na NVidia.
I just not understand why Nvidia dont implemented High Dynamic Hange with FSAA …it turned to be a great point in favor of ATI hardware…at least for gamers Lack or filtering is very serious limitationHW vendor have two options… Make some deals about hw future feature set or paying more people that should go to game developers companies and offer optimizations for free, just to be sure that some new AAA game runs better on their hardware. For example FP textures on ATI…If something is a texture it MUST have all texture properties and behave like regular texture object, no metter is it byte, short, half or float pixelformat. R2VB is nice feature, but Im afraid… it will be used in very rare situations… maybe in some very hw dependent software.HW vendors MUST agree about some feature. Now, we are facing with texture filtering issue on ATI.
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