Ati mobility radeon hd 4200 series driver identifier

#Ati mobility radeon hd 4200 series driver identifier Patch#

Some pictures of a benchmark showing CPU, GPU, and MEM use. It is meant informative only, mostly for CA or people getting stuck to help work together towards a permanent fix where possible. Other than that runs like a charm, to tell you the truth.

#Ati mobility radeon hd 4200 series driver identifier Patch#

You can also see there appear to have been graphical improvements in the patch (e.g. Still seeing what kind of settings runs optimal. So, on those kinds of battle may wish to set some settings to low. The only time there was a bit of lag was when all units were in melee, and doing close up fly through of the main line. The campaign map now ran smooth (tested as Iceni), as well as a battle from the campaign map in the rain and fog.ДЄlso did a battle with 40 units for each army on a dense forest in the rain. I don't know how much those settings make a difference, but if I don't need it or miss it, I tend to turn it off (if there is a performance gain in it.) Giving how new the game is still figuring what's what. Some specs and older settings can be found in this thread. Haven't had the change to do extensive testing with the new patch. You'll have to play with the settings to see what works best for you. Then set the graphics to medium, and the resolution to 1366 by 768, as well as some other settings such as turning off some eye candy such as unit markers. Gfx_video_memory 1520435200 # gfx_video_memory, Override available video memory (bytes) # Well that's the theory anyway.Д¬onverted the mb to bytes, and in preferences text this translates to:

Using less mem than 2gb, maybe will sort that the mem goes over 1 mem card.

The rig has 4 gb mem at the moment, split up in 2 gb cards. To allow a buffer of video memory for the system. In preferences changed the video memory to 1450mb. (mostly when zoomed out want to move fast, a kind of hesitating when moving to the next area). This led to some 'lag' on the campaign screen. The game started with 1024*768 at all low settings. Mainly because the patch has some changes for mobile graphics cards.ДЄfter the patch the graphics menu did recognize the correct 512mb shared mem. This to see if the patch had any improvements. Will adding more ram improve the performance? Currently at 4gb, but could expand to 8gb.ДЄnyway hope it helps in some of the lags and poor graphic performance.ДЄfter installing patch 2.0 Beta, then proceeded to remove the existing preferences file, and have the game start without a preferences file. If this fix works, and some of the other stuff gets fixed, then I'm pretty stoked about the game again. To be fair I haven't played campaign since the first patch, so don't know if it has to with that?ДЄs before and after examples I have added some pictures from the historical battle of Carthage.Д¬an we please get confirmation on this please from CA or ATI if this is a proper way to do it? As well as patch and fix if needed. When you go into battle it looked fine again. The campaign map looked pretty low res for some reason though, trees looked kinda funky, not sure what is going on there. I am able to set them on high to very high and run relatively smoothly, depending on various settings. In graphical settings leave override memory unchecked, and check gfx.log if your overbudget when setting graphics. Gfx_video_memory 2343567360 # gfx_video_memory, Override available video memory (bytes) # Setting that value in preferences.script improves the graphics: Converting those mb to bytes is: 2343567360. So in the graphic settings the game reads the card as having 500mb vram, however the card has access to 2.235mb vram. 2K A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.846 A Total War Saga: Fall of the Samurai.