Sentences with phrase «graphics hardware not»

An issue with graphics hardware not supporting DirectX Shader Model 3.0, resulting in various crashes, has also been dealt with.

Not exact matches

Most modern high - end smartphone CPUs have dedicated graphics processors built into their chip, which, being hardware - accelerated and not just software - dependent, can quickly render images like photos, videos, and games without overtaxing the main application processor.

I have a 360 / wii but my tv upscales my wii games to 720p with no hit on frame rate and all i can say is oh my MH3 has graphics that prove the wii to be almost equal to my 360 i mean it looks awesome in 480p but nintendo need to give devs a new SDK 2.2 that supports 720p then games like this honestly sit right next to 360 graphics its that good yes SDK 2.1 indicates that HD is locked via firmware not restricted by wii hardware so hopefully thats something they will sort out at E3 this june wow MH3 1 of the best games i have ever played.

As a showpiece for brand - new hardware, Dead Rising isn't all that flashy, occasionally featuring visuals that look like 360 graphics with a new coat of HD paint.

Given that the adventure is on the Game Boy Advance, the hardware itself limits how explicit the graphics are, not to mention the fact that the standard swordplay is never gory or gruesome.

In other words Xenoblade doesn't need a huge hardware and graphics to shine that game shines into the Wii with that system delivers and excellent experience and «X» will not just the same as XC did probably will surpass that gem and become another legend in game history and that's more important than that pathetic graphics plot greeting

Actually, the fully - polygonal graphics most closely resemble Treasure's Ikaruga — not exactly pushing the hardware, but still pleasing to the eye.

With that said, I like the semi-realistic approach Nintendo have taken with Skyward Sword's graphics and am left wishing they didn't have to work within the limitations of the Wii's hardware.

Again, hardware does not equate to just graphics, it also heavily increases gameplay ability.

It's basically the same hardware, so you get logical and clear - cut menus, fuss - free graphics that don't glitch and physical buttons for the a / c system and turning on or off features like the parking sensors and automatic engine start / stop.

These include, but are not limited to, better hardware, graphics, connectivity, and price.

While the current configuration makes major strides for graphics intensive tasks, the new hardware does not necessarily speed up every day use.

Instead, my random downloads produced apps with fuzzy, phone - ready graphics and menu design, and my searches revealed apps that won't even work right on Kindle Fire because Fire lacks the necessary hardware.

What sets Tegra apart from Snapdragon is the Nvidia graphics pedigree: The company claims smooth 1080p video, like Snapdragon, but also hardware - accelerated Flash video and even respectable gaming (though no, you won't be able to run Crysis).

Adobe Flash Player for Android still doesn't support hardware graphics acceleration, which means even the fastest phones and tablets can't yet support HD video playback, but according to Engadget Adobe plans to issue an update in a few weeks that will allow you to watch 720p HD video on the Motorola XOOM tablet and other devices with supported hardware.

The video player can support hadware accelerated video decoding on some devices, and offers several different software encoding options on phones or tablets that don't have supported hardware graphics chips.

The truth is, unless they actually use cloud computing to process in game graphics or physics to boost what the system hardware is actually capable of, then it doesn't actually level the playing field at all.

I've been steadily upgrading my rig, and after getting a whole new case and graphics card not too long ago I realised I hadn't been bothering to update this page with all the new specs so you guys can understand what hardware I'm using to test PC titles.

I actually like building PCs, but I don't have the cash to drop on new graphics cards, processors and RAM, so I mostly end up playing older games and less hardware intensive indies on my PC and get the newer AAA stuff for my consoles.

Developers are constantly pushing the limits of current - gen hardware to achieve photo - realistic graphics, complex physics engines and painstakingly detailed car models, but I've been longing to see the return of simple driving games that aren't so concerned with realism and instead focus on fun gameplay.

As this is a game which originally released on PC in 2011, you would be forgiven for expecting that the graphics would have aged and would not be on par with PS4 games before playing the game, but it is the true sign of an excellent remaster when the developer makes the effort of updating the graphics engine from the original version of their internally built RoadHog engine to their updated RoadHog engine which graphically pushes the PS4's powerful hardware as much as Shadow Warrior.

What he means is that, what hardware the console comes with will play a decisive role in determining game graphics and not offloading tasks to cloud.

Anti-aliasing is the job of graphics programmers and not some magical hardware feature.

In graphics - limited tests, boost mode consistently delivers a 14 per cent increase in frame - rate and we suspect that it is not coincidence that the GPU clock speed bump from base to Pro hardware is 111 MHz - pretty much exactly 14 per cent.

Honestly I was suprised this wasn't 1080p when announced as it runs 1080p 60 fps on pretty similar graphics on lesser PC hardware.

Nintendo who is known for not caring about hardware, is outdoing the Xbox One in not only sales but in graphics and gameplay.

You won't be writing home about its graphics regardless of your hardware, but it's pretty fun.

It's nice to get a chance to revisit those vintage games we haven't played in years, but many publishers are keen to simply dress up an old game's graphics, toss it on some new hardware, and call it a day.

So the challenge isn't about making nice - looking graphics on older hardware.

We don't know how powerful the Nintendo Switch hardware is, or much about it all, really, except that it will be using an Nvidia Pascal graphics card instead of the traditional AMD (and that it can run Skyrim Remastered).

■ Customize the appearance of your junkbot ■ Retro atmosphere, but cool Unreal Engine graphics, so that your hardware won't be wasted ■ Get praise by the Skill Skull!

Although the Wii U is clearly behind its competitors in terms of graphics and processing power, its game library does not necessarily require high performance hardware.

Destiny might not blow you away with its graphics — though many landscapes are very pretty — and instead it shows off the future of next - gen hardware in a different way.

good game with colorful graphic i really love it especially MC expression laugh, sad, mad maybe one of the best graphic that push 3DS hardware more than ever for battle system isn't to hard just like playing rock - paper - scissors what i really love about this game is that you can freely hunting your own monster which is very nice.

However don't worry if you're running a graphics card that's not Nvidia, since apparently all these cool new features will still be available on non-Nvidia hardware.

sounds like he doesn't even care about the game, or the sound, or the control, sounds like all he cares about is the graphics, since thats really all you need new hardware for, hardware that's changed since 2001.

The Move controllers were not designed from the ground up for VR and so some have noted that they can be uncomfortable during gameplay and not feel natural.In addition, the hardware specs are not at a level that allows for the same level of graphics that a HD Console game would have.

In terms of graphics and interface, I can understand the limitations of the original mobile hardware, but quality voice acting doesn't get that same waiver.

The graphics aren't revolutionary, but the level of quality this game reaches on such underpowered hardware is indeed incredible.

Although graphics aren't what makes a game good, we're excited to see what the game can look like with more modern hardware available.

Still, gorgeous graphics are not all I want out of new games, and yet it would seem as if the PS4's hardware is being extolled purely for its ability to accommodate even nicer - looking visuals.

But remember, games are so graphics intensive, they not only need recent hardware to run properly, they need a powerful graphics card.

We also had a sweet hardware bundle deal with ASUS ROG graphics cards and mainboards which not only added a big bunch of sold copies but helped to promote the game in the US and Europe.

For those of us with less than the latest hardware (like a Radeon 9800 Pro is anything to sniff at) you will get decent graphics, if not top of the line stuff anymore.

The graphics, while not quite up to the incredible standards set by previous Crash games, are still more than impressive for the PlayStation hardware.

1 — The hardware: It can be very good but not optimal for hardcore gaming: the latest iMac has great specs, however, it lacks a top of line graphics cards (like the latest 499 $ Nvidia GTX 680 for instance), and that is the main limiting factor for hardcore gaming.

If you've got older hardware, don't fret, there are graphics modes for them, too, ensuring you can also play Paragon.

For some types of graphics hardware integrated into laptops (also known as notebook GPUs), you may not be able to get drivers straight from the graphics adapter manufacturer.

If you have older graphics hardware, bear in mind that it won't be supported forever.

Checking out a fistful of the higher - end games with customisable graphics settings, almost all seem to switch the tablet onto a low visual setting by default, as if the hardware hasn't been properly recognised.