10 replies to this topic

[Cer89]

I have Intel HD graphics 5500... Does that mean I can't play because it would crash or have problems with this game?  

[SlowBob]

Nope, it should work fine.

[Cortiz]

Like Slowbob said, it should work fine.

 

Regarding system requirements, More information for that on R.O.S.E online can be found here:

https://support.warp...ose-online.aspx

[Cer89]

Alright. So after two days of playing no crashes game client runs without problems. Thanks for replies.

 

I just needed to know because I tried playing other games that I didn't meet requirements for. Games crash at start up then or 5-10 minutes after having logged in the game. 

Edited by Cer89, 08 October 2015 - 07:00 PM.

[Feuer]

My phone can play ROSE, I'm sure any PC within the last 6 years can handle it just fine... 

[Cer89]

My phone can play ROSE, I'm sure any PC within the last 6 years can handle it just fine... 

 

Yes it's a somehaat old game was just wondering if the minimum requirements were there for a reason. Been wanting to try out games now that I have time on my hands and work is slow But I wasn't willing to upgrade my computer or buy a new one for specific games.

 

Intel is not GeForce. They have their differences which is why I asked.

 

Quote: Minimum Requirements-

Graphics Card

GeForce2 MX 400 or higher
Radeon 7000 or higher

 

Edited by Cer89, 09 October 2015 - 10:09 PM.

[Genesis]

Any generation of Intel IGPs that support DirectX 9.0c or greater will meet the minimum system requirements to run ROSE. The first HD Graphics chipset series (released in 2010, five years after ROSE was released) support DirectX 10 as standard, so they should all safely support 9.0c without issues.

[pdfisher]

I have a related question to this. I can easily tell if I have enough ram, memory, and speed to handle a game. But when it comes to graphics cards, that's a different story. Is there a place where one can go and see if a graphics card is good enough to play a game?

[Genesis]

Wikipedia has a fairly comprehensive list of graphics cards and chip sets for major vendors showing what versions of DirectX and OpenGL are supported on each:

• Nvidia
• AMD / ATI
• Intel

[Cortiz]

I have a related question to this. I can easily tell if I have enough ram, memory, and speed to handle a game. But when it comes to graphics cards, that's a different story. Is there a place where one can go and see if a graphics card is good enough to play a game?

 

 

 

http://www.systemreq...ntslab.com/cyri

 

AKA: Can you run it?

 

 

You might have to Instal there Deskstop application to see if your computer meets the requirements for minimum or optimal performance

 

• Get your complete report in seconds including upgrade suggestions for your computer.
• Only your system's hardware and system software are evaluated.
• No personally identifiable information is collected.
• Works on Windows XP, 2000, 2003, Vista, 7 and 8.
• Works with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome browsers.
• You will need to give your permission to download a secure ActiveX/Java browser component.
• You can easily uninstall the ActiveX/Java browser component when the analysis is complete.

 

 

Your welcome Pam 

Edited by Cortiz, 15 October 2015 - 02:16 AM.

[pdfisher]

Thank you very much Cortiz! However I am running Windows 10 on my desktop, but I do have Windows 8.1 on the Laptop. I may try it on that one.