I have a problem. I would like to play Autobahn Raser 2 on my PC, but unfortunately the game jerky under my Windows 10 laptop. Now I've started it on an old Windows 7 notebook and it worked flawlessly. Now I use the Windows 10 notebook, but more than my old one. Since the old notebook is already falling apart. Due to missing screws and broken threads.
That's why my quick question. Is it possible to create a Windows 7 portion under Windows 10?
Is the new one possibly worse than the old one?
If the Windows 10 computer is faster than the old Windows 7, then you could try running the game in compatibility mode. To do this, right-click on the shortcut / program and click Properties. In the "Compatibility" tab in the "Compatibility Mode" area, set the check mark and select "Windows 7" in the list. Do not forget to save the change by clicking on "Apply". Then test again.
You could emulate the gl engine and see if it goes then
usually it is up to the api who can do nothing more with the new resource paths. Just emulate an old graphics engine and let's see what's up. So I do that with games like star trek armada 1 and world in conflict and so quark
No, the Windows 10 notebook, which I bought myself half a year ago, is a real gaming PC. 8 GB Ram, Intel HD graphics card 810. And 2.30 Ghz, with 1TB hard drive
Already tried, but as I said it jerky! What is not the case with Windows 7. Because if I run it under Windows 7, then it runs under it like Windows 98 times perfectly.
Intel hd 810 does not exist…
and also a 610 is NOT a gaming pc…
only a 1TB Festpaltte? Alos probably not even an SSD…
So that's too high for me now, and I do not know how to do that? But would be possible what you describe, but other retro games like the Hugo Classic Games, run perfectly under Windows 10!
I know I mistyped myself. For me it is the Intel HD 610 graphics card.
Is still no gaming pc…
Yes, that depends on the game. For me, games like c & c tiberian sun are also good. But ra2 and 1 are not. The tiberium conflict, on the other hand, is running… That's it.
and no, it's not hard to emulate such a gpu.
But there were games. http://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&item=183306424689&category=177&pm=1&ds=0&t=1543843531000&ver=0
I can also write on a potato "gaming PC". But that will not happen
I have an idea.
Download dgvoodoo2. Best the latest version, glide and dx wrapper version. In the zip archive is an MS folder, the content so the 3 dll's in the game root directory copy… In the middle of the game folder. Just copy and run the dgvoodoo2Cpl.exe into the game folder. Now configure a graphics card like gf4ti 128mb… Save and end.
Then just start the game and see if it works, mostly it works.
