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[mamung]

I don't know if anyone else has this problem, but all my characters have just black holes for eyes. Also both of my armors (the default one and the Inferno) are showing up completely black. I figured these two problems might be connected, although I don't know for sure.

The problems are just aesthetic; the game itself runs fine. I just get kinda freaked out when no one in the universe has eyes...

My specs:
Processor: Intel Core2Duo T7300 @ 2.00GHz
Clock Speed: 1994 MHz
Physical Memory: 1.96 GB
Display Adapter: NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M
VRAM: 128MB
Driver Version 11.55
OS: Vista Business
DirectX: DirectX 10.0 (Mar2009) or later

[c.holt34]

im having the same problem. i cant find anything on this issue.

[c.holt34]

go onto the ea help forum and they will help you fix it. my drivers weren't up to date. see if that's the problem.

[MiG_28]

I have the same problem, actually found this post trying to solve it.

[Daskworx]

MiG_28 wrote...

I have the same problem, actually found this post trying to solve it.

Ditto! Found somewhere else that could be out of date video drivers, but damn VAIO won't let me update the damn thing

Really need to sort it its ruining my ME2 experiance!

[Fredvdp]

mamung wrote...

Display Adapter: NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M

Reading the system requirements before you buy a game is recommended. You need a gaming card. This is a business card and below the minimum system requirements.

Those who think they have the same problem, post your specs.

Modifié par Fredvdp, 13 mars 2010 - 12:50 .

[Gorath Alpha]

mamung wrote...

I don't know if anyone else has this problem, but all my characters have just black holes for eyes. Also both of my armors (the default one and the Inferno) are showing up completely black. I figured these two problems might be connected, although I don't know for sure.

DirectX: DirectX 10.0 (Mar2009) or later

Drivers and / or Dx9.  For an nVIDIA / Sony laptop, there had been sources other than that pair.  Omega has always been reliable, but when no laptop maker was cooperating with nVIDIA, there were a couple of sources for laptop users specifically.  A fast search with Google didn't turn up anything familiar, however. 

(Edited in here):  I continued looking around, and this place is one of those, and this article is about what they are doing to re-enable the "generic" nVIDIA driver sets: 

forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/8128-what-is-a-modded-inf-what-is-the-performance-and-quality-inf/

I already had found a video that purports to show a work-around to use nVIDIA's drivers anyway: 

www.metacafe.com/watch/325728/how_to_update_nvidia_display_drivers_on_a_laptop_computer/

Laptops just aren't officially supported for most games, and the truth is, they are definitely not optimal as gaming platforms. 

Gorath
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Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 13 mars 2010 - 05:53 .

[Daskworx]

Fredvdp wrote...

Those who think they have the same problem, post your specs.

My Card is a:

nVidia Geforce 8400M GT

Is this one too low aswell? I could have sworn is was a least 256?!

Also I have no lag with the game at all, it runs flawlessly with dialog working perfectly, it really is just as if the eyes are not being mapped to the characters and some armour is just coming up jet black!

[Gorath Alpha]

Neither the AGE (it's over three years old now, though), nor the onboard VRAM has major affect on performance. A three year old High End card is almost always better than a brand new Low End business graphics drudge of a card.

Core speed, memory speed, memory banmdwidth, and count of shader units are important. See the article about the Big RAM Scam:

http://social.biowar...6/index/1186486

G