Well most people want to play high end games and why shouldn't they, after all games are meant to be played but a major barrier comes in the way........your gaming system.
most people don't own a gaming console so they try to play games on basic computers or laptops and are disappointed to find out that their system cannot support the game after they have installed it (click if you need help installing) to prevent this scenario from occurring try this, but this is a very common scenario especially when it comes to laptops as there is nothing much you can change without voiding the warranty except for the RAM and there lies your key to high end gaming......
All you need is an increase in RAM around 4GB would be suitable but 2GB would also do this really shouldn't be much trouble as RAM chips are far cheaper than graphics cards and the will also help in improving the performance of your computer on the whole. Now you will need to install a Graphics Card Emulator i.e a virtual graphics card (click on the link to download). What this basically does is that it uses a part of your RAM memory for example sake say 128MB from a 2GB card (depending on the graphics card you wish to emulate) and combines it with the on board default graphics card therefore giving you the power to play games that you couldn't play before. So now even your laptop can play those games that you only read about in reviews.......it allows you to emulate the NVIDIA GeForce TI 4600,NVIDIA GeForce FX 4900 ULTRA,ATi Radeon 8500,ATi Radeon 9800 PRO and so on. so install it today and enjoy thos games that were out of your reach and its free if you have enough RAM
NOTE- after using the emulator, do not use the desktop icon to play the game instead use the gamename.exe in the main installed directory. Have fun with those games now. feel free to ask a question by leaving a comment and please follow my posts as ill be writing about
can i use it to play online games
ReplyDeleteyou are the best ! thanks for the help..
ReplyDeletedoes a virtual drive really. work
ReplyDeleteit does work just just a little not alot
ReplyDeletewhat is the emulators limit
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