Delete this file before you start and you are good to go. MaxPayne3 (does not start, hangs in initializing)īatman Arkym Asylum DVD-Version (runs only once, generates a "specifcations.xml" in application-support/feral/Batman Arkym Asylum/cache that prevents the second start. Interestingly steam-games do not work on 10.7.x but they do work on 10.13.I have to investigate this. I read on SCII forums that there was a bug in the driver that was fixed in 10.13.2, but don't know what bug this was and if SC2 was effected in earlier versions. in 2012 the HD4000 mini came out, so I would assume that there was no performance and feature-tweaks after 10.7.5, but I could be wrong. Without prove I am thinking that intel-drivers are supporting all features of the HD3000. On the "retro-rig" I am mostly in 10.7.5 that was released 10/2012, the mini came out 03/2011.
"I found HD3000 got worse & buggy from El Capitan but that's just my opinion & general experience." What tools do I need, how can this be done. Upgrading 512 to 1024 VRAM let's me choose ultra textures im D3-engine-games (D3/Q4/PREY), that's the only reason I would make this patch, but I don't understand what kext etc is. So I dedicated this MacMini to "retro-gaming", which means 元67 Eizo 15" nativ 1024x768. One ist standard, the other has RX470 eGPU. I will upgrade to newer Macmini that is not limited to 10.13+ (with dosdude-script more is possible, but I have not tried it), because I would love to play games that are ported from opengl to metal I will have to use 10.14+. Graphics now test successfully at 1024MB VRAM.Thx, I am a Retro-Gamer and I have lot's of great games for that machine. Whether it will survive a software update - I'm not sure, but easy enough to repeat
Graphics now test successfully at 1024MB VRAM. Next and original step was to get to 1024MBġ) Run the original terminal command in this thread for 512MB > 1024MB (and assuming you can replace this with the upgrade of your choice)Ģ) Run the above-linked utility in this post directly afterwards This restored my original 512MB VRAM configuration. Then, downloaded and ran the following utility to repair kexts: kext and restart 3MB issue persisted following restart. The initial result following restart: Boot was very slow, and upon login VRAM showed as 3MB.
Graphics were already running at 512MB VRAM due to the MacBook having 16GB RAM. This evening I've tested the above terminal command for 512MB > 1024MB on Yosemite 10.10.0. I was wondering about this, as I've just purchased my MacBook Pro 13" early 2011 and upgraded it to Yosemite.
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