I don't get this error...

**Varmint260** · May 31st, 2009 01:37 PM

Intel's chipsets are legendarily bad, I've used the precursor to the one you're using (it's in my mom's old Dell). It definitely won't run H2V at anything playable. I tried running H2V on my laptop (integrated GeForce 6150SE) and it was almost unplayable at minimum resolution (game supports a minimum of 800x600 if I remember correctly) and low graphics settings. The GeForce 6150 had a lot more power than intel chipsets did at that time, at least from my experience.

The 7300GT requires a 350W power supply? I wouldn't have thought a low-end 7-series would require even 300. Though the only thing I'm going on is that my 9500GT requires a 350W, but I'm guessing that it's a bit more efficient? Certainly is a more powerful card.

**supersniper** · May 31st, 2009 04:32 PM

Well I was planning on getting a lap top this summer so I'll make sure I get a good gfx card non integrated.

**Sel** · June 1st, 2009 07:40 AM

Most laptops that are reasonably priced have shit graphics cards available to them; get a desktop.

**klange** · June 1st, 2009 09:39 AM

As this topic isn't locked yet, I'd like to address the main issue: You undoubtedly lack Hardware Transform and Lighting support on that Intel card. Of note, it doesn't do Vertex Shaders (it is emulated, though, hence why you see Vertex Shader: 2). The graphics engine in H2V requires T&L to function - it doesn't even have a Fixed-Function fallback. Personally, I think this was a ballsy move and a horrible choice on the part of the devs.