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FPS Creator X10 / DirectX 10 Card Compatibility

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Conjured Entertainment
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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 10:29
Quote: "Is there a similarity with the number 10 and 9? NO!!! "

Yes there is...

... they both result in an error if you divide them by zero.



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Doggy
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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 12:43
Quote: "With My Message earlier i meant to post that im getting a NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT Overclocked Video Card - 512MB DDR3, PCI Express 2.0, (Dual Link) Dual DVI, HDTV, HDCP, OEM, Video Card Should i have any problems i also have windows vista."

No, you should do just fine. 8800GT ,while cheap, is quite a powercard and is said to be even better than GTS's 320MB versions and Ati's current HD2900 's.

That's the card I'm planning to get btw. Two infact, then connect them with SLi.
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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 16:20
Quote: "is the demo corrupt because my dx10 card combo with vista has no effect... stupid "cannot find procedure entry point d3d10_createeffectinmemory in the dll d3d10.dll"


I got the same problem, can somebody help us?? PLIEZ

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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 16:39
Has anyone with a 8800GT tested X10 yet?

Why are you reading this?
darimc
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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 18:22
Type the .dll into google. You can download almost any .dll legally from a certain site, not sure where.
Quote: "I got the same problem, can somebody help us?? PLIEZ"


join the x games forum: http://www.fps-x-games.com

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Posted: 2nd Dec 2007 20:59
I have download it, and i have seey i have already that dll.
And i have update my drivers again but nothing work.
But thank you.

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Posted: 3rd Dec 2007 10:38
I have ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 on my laptop & FPCX10 games are slow, is there going to be fix a soon?
I know that FPSX10 was desined for nVidia best cards(8800 gtx, 8800 gts) but i can't afford another laptop or a pc.
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Posted: 3rd Dec 2007 12:43
Quote: "I have ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 on my laptop & FPCX10 games are slow, is there going to be fix a soon?
I know that FPSX10 was desined for nVidia best cards(8800 gtx, 8800 gts) but i can't afford another laptop or a pc."

Have you tried building your games first? Testing levels from the editor tends to give way slower framerates than the final build levels.

Also try lowering your settings. HD 2600 is quite a low-end card, and laptops really are not designed to be used to play games of this level. If people with Nvidia's 8600 's had no problems, then it must be your hardware.
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Posted: 3rd Dec 2007 15:06
The HD 2600 is not a low-end card i can play the latest games with maximum settings without frames dropping and beside the nvidia 8600 and HD 2600 are on the same level...i think the problem in the software.
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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 03:18
Lee can you update whats compatible like 8800 GT ect

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hotron
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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 06:42
im gonna have to get a new computer, i have windows 2000, 256mb ati 9250. and just over 2ghz cpu, and its hanging on by a thread!!! anyone know good "cheap" computers that this will work on?

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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 07:02
No. If you want a computer that will run software like this for game creation or even any media design software, you need to invest.

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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 21:30
Processor Type Intel Pentium Dual Core T2310
Memory Size 2GB MB
Hard Drive Capacity 120 Gb
Optical Drives DVD Rewriter Dual Layer
CD-ROM Speed 24 x
DVD-ROM Speed 8 x
DVD-RW Speed 5 x
Floppy Disk Drive NO
Screen Size/Type 15.4" Widescreen
Graphics Card Type Integrated Graphics Type
Graphics Memory Up to 256mb shared MB
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Processor Type Intel Pentium Dual Core T2310
Memory Size 2GB MB
Hard Drive Capacity 120 Gb
Optical Drives DVD Rewriter Dual Layer
CD-ROM Speed 24 x
DVD-ROM Speed 8 x
DVD-RW Speed 5 x
Floppy Disk Drive NO
Screen Size/Type 15.4" Widescreen
Graphics Card Type Integrated Graphics Type
Graphics Memory Up to 256mb

will this setup work
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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 22:21
soz bout this question but i am a newb to the fpscreator software and i was wondering if the new x10 will run on these requirments

3.0GHz Processor. 2Gb DDR2 RAM. 320Gb Hard Drive. 19in LCD Flat Panel monitor with 8ms response rate and built in speakers. HP "F380" all-in-one printer. DVD+/-RW Double Layer. On Board Vista Capable Direct X9 graphics. Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium.
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Posted: 4th Dec 2007 23:19 Edited at: 5th Dec 2007 17:11
prob not we have to know what the graphics card name is but considering its intergrated i don't think it will

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Conjured Entertainment
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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 00:53 Edited at: 5th Dec 2007 01:06
Quote: "Has anyone with a 8800GT tested X10 yet?"

I will be soon. (when FPSC X10 arrives, and my school project is complete)
I was going to test the existing 8500GT before I put the new 8800gt in the thing.
However, thanks to some IDIOT who put the computer together (I should have built it myself), the 8500gt is toast.
You wouldn't think that you have to check the inside of a new computer, but I guess you do.
I knew it had only the single slot available for the PCI express, but I didn't look in it to confirm.
I wish I had because the guy who put it together has put the TV Tuner Card directly next to the video card.
Seems okay, but it wasn't because it blocked the cooling fan. (what were they thinking?)
Anyway, when the smoke cleared, the 8500gt was too hot to touch, and literally toasted.
I'm taking that tuner card out when I put in the 8800GT.
I watch TV (rarely) on a Television, not a computer anyway.
I'm puttin in two extra fans for that card after this experience. (just in case one fails)
The fans are cheap but the cards are not. The GeekSquad at BestBuy is going to get an earfull in the morning.
I was going to give that 8500gt card away to someone here in the forums when I was done with it.
Sorry guys, I will try to get them to replace it but I doubt they will.
I'll probably hear the old "but you opened the case so it voided the warranty" crap.
We'll see. Anyway, it'll be a week or so before I can get the time to put the 8800gt in with the new power supply it requires.
I think a couple people have already tried the 8800gt and said it works fine, but I cannot remember who it was.

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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 01:46
What graphics card should I get X10?I want it not to lag but to have graphics like counterstrike beacause my friend for some reason dont like too real graphics.

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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 13:12
I have a MSI RX2600XT diamond with 512mb of video memory i might try demo and see how it performs

The machine spec is 3.2 dual core with two gig of ram

but been holding back on the vista purchase

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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 13:13
oh one other thing the above video card uses DDR 4 ram and is fully direct x 10 compliant

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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 15:10
I have an nVidia GeForce 8400GS with 2GHz Processor and is running Windows Vista Home Premium, would this work?

I am also planning on buying a Dell XPS M1530 with the following specifications:

Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 (2.00 GHz,2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
4096MB 667MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM [2x2048]
250GB (5400RPM) SATA Hard Drive
NVIDIA® GeForce™ Go 8600M GT with 256MB dedicated graphic memory
Fixed 8x DVD+/-RW Slim Slot Load drive, including SW

Would this Work?

Thanks

Heresy Grows From Idleness
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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 15:49
I have the Dell XPS M1730 and I downloaded a test game off of the forums and it didn't run too smoothly, so I guess FPSCreatorX10 itself won't, so I figure yours won't handle it too well either. Can't say for sure until they release a demo though.
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Posted: 5th Dec 2007 21:57
Quote: "soz bout this question but i am a newb to the fpscreator software and i was wondering if the new x10 will run on these requirments

3.0GHz Processor. 2Gb DDR2 RAM. 320Gb Hard Drive. 19in LCD Flat Panel monitor with 8ms response rate and built in speakers. HP "F380" all-in-one printer. DVD+/-RW Double Layer. On Board Vista Capable Direct X9 graphics. Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium."

No, unless you get a DirectX10 graphics card. I'd also suggest to get a multicore processor for extra performance boost.
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Posted: 8th Dec 2007 18:36
and the question remains. what about the radeon HD3800 series gfx cards?

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Posted: 9th Dec 2007 07:22
what about the 1GB EN8800GT see at
http://www.hothardware.com/News/Asus_Unveils_1GB_GeForce_8800_GT/
does any no if its compatible

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Posted: 9th Dec 2007 13:51
This may be off topic but, Crysis can only support DX10 and it works on nVidia GeForce 8400GS, that means FPSCX10 just must work...

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Posted: 9th Dec 2007 19:23
I just bought a BFG NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX OC2 HDTV 768MB GDDR3 PCI-E. It was priced at £327.90 which is more than the price of a PS3, just for FPSCreatorX10. If that's not dedication, I don't know what is.



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Posted: 9th Dec 2007 19:29
Quote: "This may be off topic but, Crysis can only support DX10 and it works on nVidia GeForce 8400GS, that means FPSCX10 just must work..."


lol! I ran a Crysis demo on my computer with a 6600 card with dx9, I used the lowest settings but it worked

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Quote: "This may be off topic but, Crysis can only support DX10 and it works on nVidia GeForce 8400GS, that means FPSCX10 just must work...
"


yea um, sorry to burst ur bubble, but Crysis is DX9 more so than DX10. im running Crysis everything maxed except AA. (not 'very high' b/c thats DX10.) and it runs smooth as any game. . (my specs in sig)

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Posted: 12th Dec 2007 13:22
wooooo im running it all on high 1280x1024 and Dx10

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yay. whats ur card?

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I have a 2600XT with 512 mb GDDR3.
It runs the tech demo great, if I turn away from volumetric smoke(if affects greatly the fps) with the rest of the effects runs fast, the 120 stream processors seem to work fine. I will probably never have to use all the effects at the same time, so I think it would work nice.

But recently I tried one FPSC X10 demo made by a user, and it crashes after a few seconds.

Any clues?

I want to buy the software, but I really don't know If I'll do it, because of this random crash in a user created demo. BTW, The Tech Demo never crashes.

My Catalyst version is 7.11.

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i have the 8800 ultra oc by myself

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Posted: 13th Dec 2007 21:40
I posted up my findings with the ATI HD 3870 512 mb card.

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=119849&b=33

It crashes when I come across any character entities.

Otherwise, it runs great, 297 fps.

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I ordered FPSC X10 the same way, I've been reading some new infos, and it seems the better catalyst version to work with FPSC X10 is 7.7. But that means we'll get much worse fps in new games. I'll have to test when FPSC X10 arrives. It has been shiped an hour ago!



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If you look at my sig, you'll notice the specs I'm getting for my upcoming Vista for Christmas. My specs are the same exact specs as the recommended requirements for X10. Does anyone know if it would run as good TGC's or similar? Will I be able to have "50 enemies in one room" at a smooth speed?

Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66Ghz, 2GB RAM, NVIDIA Geforce 8800 GTX
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If the functionality is well optimized, I think you can. As an example, in Hitman Blood Money you have a level that has dozens of characters at the same time, that are variations of only 7-10. And it works great, because the loading is not of a independent character each time, but copies of a base one.
And with the 8800 you'll have no problem.

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Posted: 17th Dec 2007 22:01
Anyone got a result for the 8800 GT?
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Posted: 18th Dec 2007 22:15 Edited at: 18th Dec 2007 22:16
Quote: "Anyone got a result for the 8800 GT? "

wondering that myself, I just saw the price for the pny xlr8 geforce 8800 gt 512mb and its allot more agreeable at $249.99

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I now have the Nvidia 8800GT, but I'm still waiting my copy to arrive. Basing on the different ratings and comparisons I've seen around the net, I'd expect it to perform at least as well as 8800GTS 320MB, most likely even better.
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Quote: "yea um, sorry to burst ur bubble, but Crysis is DX9 more so than DX10. im running Crysis everything maxed except AA. (not 'very high' b/c thats DX10.) and it runs smooth as any game. . (my specs in sig)
"


But when I downloaded the demo, it stated that it used DX10. Never mind anyway. Just Hope FPSCX10 works...otherwise i'll have to save up alot for a £1,568 odd Laptop

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Posted: 22nd Dec 2007 17:48 Edited at: 22nd Dec 2007 17:59
Okay, I think I understand this now. I just got a new system [but I won't be un-crating it for a few more days]that has a Nvida Ge Force 8400GS card with 256 MB, DDr2, and so it definitely should work DirectX 10, right?

Umm . . . never mind. It finally occured to me to do a Google search and this is what I found regarding my card

"Awesome features at an incredible value - NVIDIA® GeForce® 8400 graphics processors deliver. Essential for watching HD DVD and Blu-ray movies on a PC, accelerating the Microsoft® Windows Vista™ experience, and powering Microsoft® DirectX® 9 and DirectX 10 games."

So now I know.

For anyone interested I just entered the name and number of my card along with the phrase Directx 10 compatibility.

So that was:

Nvida Ge Force 8400GS card DirectX 10 compatibility

Hit enter and you will thereafter discover if your card is compatible.

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do NOT get the 8400 series. such a waste, and it wont work as well. go for the 8600 series, those are so much nicer with x10. just read around the other threads, it all says the same thing. but def. go for the 8600 if ur tight on budget. and 256mb is not sufficient. thats what the system requirements say (no less then 320mb)

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hey uh i have a question but im really new to this ocmputer stuff so the answer may be very obvious if so i apologize
...if i have a direct x9 card, will it work (with lower quality)

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No, you can only run FPSC X10 with DirectX 10, and obviously DirectX 9 GFX cards aren't compatible with DirectX 10. So you'll need a DirectX 10 GFX card (NVIDIA 8 Series at best.. and along with needing Windows Vista) to run FPSC X10. Sorry.
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Yeah Zero #43, I understand, and I'm NOT recommending anyone get a Nvida Ge Force 8400GS IF they can afford the better quality boards; but not everybody is rolling in money. Some people have to settle, eh?

As for me, my system came with the 8400GS bundled and I'm not going to yank it and replace it with a vastly more expensive card when it, by gum, WILL work. It's not the greatest thing since slice bread, granted, but it will work and that's good enough for me for now.

So here's MY advice to anyone that cares, purchase the best you can afford to purchase and then live with it and have fun with your system.

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john schwarcz
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Posted: 25th Dec 2007 16:40
so opus does that mean the direct x9 will work, just not as good quality as the x10

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I already answered your question john schwarcz. You need DirectX 10 to run FPSCX10, you cannot run it on DirectX 9.

I suggest you get FPS Creator [the first one], that will do it.
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Quote: "do NOT get the 8400 series. such a waste, and it wont work as well"


Well, I've got the 8400GS and it works! Such a relief! How 'bout that?

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First Company Veteran, how well does your card work? and do you have a dual core processor?


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