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So I'm thinking of purchasing this. I loved the original BG series, and obviously I think I'll love this.
But, i've read a lot about the technical problems especially the intel graphics thingy. My laptop has a shared intel graphics card (i have no idea what that means). Does anybody know if this means I'll suffer from the unplayable graphics problem or does it only affect a few users?
I know nothing, and I mean nothing, about the technical side of things so all those work arounds that involve drivers and messing about are a no no for me, I just want to pay up, download, open and play, no messing about about. Is that an option?
So I'm a bit afraid to part with the cash in case the game is unusable. As a non techy person am I best avoiding this? I have a Toshiba C850 and live in the UK if that helps.
Thanks.
But, i've read a lot about the technical problems especially the intel graphics thingy. My laptop has a shared intel graphics card (i have no idea what that means). Does anybody know if this means I'll suffer from the unplayable graphics problem or does it only affect a few users?
I know nothing, and I mean nothing, about the technical side of things so all those work arounds that involve drivers and messing about are a no no for me, I just want to pay up, download, open and play, no messing about about. Is that an option?
So I'm a bit afraid to part with the cash in case the game is unusable. As a non techy person am I best avoiding this? I have a Toshiba C850 and live in the UK if that helps.
Thanks.
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PCs and laptops with an integrated AMD GPU do not suffer from these problems though.
TL;DR: Avoid Intel unless you plan to buy a dedicated AMD or nVidia GPU in place of the integrated one (which you can't on laptops).
Edit: I should mention the game is a Blast! Worth the purchase...
To find out what intel graphics card you have:
Right click your desktop > Screen Resolution > Advanced Settings
"Adapter String" displays your intel graphics card.