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    nfs shift crashes on windows 7 ultimate

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by taj619, Dec 19, 2009.

  1. taj619

    taj619 Notebook Consultant

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    the game installed correctly and loads well but when the screen for test lap comes it crashes after a while
    any one having this issue with windows 7 ultimate help pls
     
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    whats your specs? doesnt crash on my desktop
     
  3. taj619

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    hp pavillion dv 2000 1 gb ram intel graphics media accelerator
     
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    intel media accelerator cant run graphic intensive nfs shift, your video isn't strong enough to run the game
     
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    well thats sad then i thought this might be the problem any solution to it
     
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    definitely not, even with lowest graphics settings your intel media accelerator cannot run it.
    Either upgrade to a better graphics card, preferably ATI or NVIDIA or find lower graphic intensive games
     
  7. taj619

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    well thats really sad then i was just hoping to take a look at it
    have got another lap with nividia (my brothers though) i guess will have to stick to it for now ;)
     
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    no wonder... buy a new laptop... laptops with integrated intel cards are not for gaming.. u can also buy a new DV2000 motherboard with a NVDIA card but its not worth it... the same price would buy u a new laptop....