Diablo 3 Supported Video Cards

[bscabl]

im sorry if this has been covered... 'will it run' has me listed as fast, the blizzard website has me not listed and this forum has me listed as 'low' but i refuse to believe that, so since returning pc games is a nightmare, ill ask you fine experts.

i have an intel i5 sandybridge quad core 3.0ghz with 8 gigs of ram and a 1TB hd. my video is a gt520, but it has 2gigs of ddr3 on it and i can run skyrim/fallout3 and lfd2 all on high.

i -thought- this was plenty of machine.. considering.. anyone have input before i buy? thanks!!!

[Eryendil]

I have the same question. I'm about to buy a new machine, all I'd like to know is if D3 is gonna run smooth as hell, preferably with maximum video settings:

Processor : Intel Core i7-3770 Processor (3.40GHz, 8MB)
Memory : 8192MB (2x4GB) 1600MHz DDR3 Dual Channel
Graphics : 1GB AMD Radeon HD 7570
Operating System : English Genuine Windows 7 SP1 Home Premium (64 BIT)
Hard Drive : 1TB Serial ATA (7,200 rpm)

[Tarantella]

***Qualifier--I am not good with computer hardware. Here are my current specs...

Processor: AMD Athlon II X4 630 2.80 GHz
Video Card: ATI Radeon HD 3450

I have been playing D3 for a couple of hours and the game is noticeably slow. Monster are out of reach and all the sudden are upon me and causing damage. I see my video card is rated on the low end, so I put the settings on D3 to low and it still is pretty slow. So here is my question.

What video card should I get to run D3 well and work fine with my current computer? Do you need more info, please let me know and I will post it.

Thanks so much!!!

Screen resolution and power supply rating are important here.

[bvk]

Hi there, I only got a guest pass and waited a long time to install to learn that my video card is unsupported:

Mobile Intel (R) 965 Express Chipset family
384 MB
Mobile Intel (R) GMA X3100

And I knew it was kind of low but .... Is there any chance that even at lowest settings and/ or some "fix" like the editing of a file of some sort it is possible that I trick the game into letting me play?

I was honestly disappointed that I can't play the game on my favourtie x61s laptop because it is a dual core processor machine , has around 3gb of ram etc. and it's the fastest available to me and upgrade/ buying a new one is out of the question. So is this mission impossible for me?

[Tilitoon]

And I knew it was kind of low but .... Is there any chance that even at lowest settings and/ or some "fix" like the editing of a file of some sort it is possible that I trick the game into letting me play?

Yes, press Escape when you get the message.

I was honestly disappointed that I can't play the game on my favourtie x61s laptop because it is a dual core processor machine , has around 3gb of ram etc. and it's the fastest available to me and upgrade/ buying a new one is out of the question.

:(

Get ready to experience a slow motion game, it'll be "unplayable".

[bvk]

Hi, I tried that and after hitting esc button there is a white/ grey screen which is blank and is supposed to be an error message :(

[Rofle]

Hey everyone, looked through the thread and didn't see and answer to the question I have. I have an ATI RS880 also known as an 880G has integrated graphics Radeon HD 4250. 256mb dedicated memory 3gb available. 6gb of ram on the CPU with a quad core 3gighrz system. I can't find the card listed on the list, so I'm unsure if it's supported. I would really like toi go pick up D3, but I'm unsure if I'll be able to play it. If anyone has some knowledge on the subject, would like to hear you weigh in. Thanks

Edit - Found out the card is also referred to as the AMD M880G Chipset. It is apparently a Low performance, so I'm going to give it a shot. I had to start playing D2 on low settings way back when

[SixFigureDamage]

hi everyone I don't know if this has been covered already in this thread But i am currently looking at possible video cards upgrades for my machine. I admit I don't know enough about computer hardware. So just wondering here if I can get a card that will run on my HP system which is bit old and my card(X 600 Pro)is listed as unsupported.

HP Pavillion
Windows XP pro
Intel Pentium 4 3.2ghz(2 cpus)
1 GB PC2-3200 DDR2 SDRAM
ATI Radeon X600 Pro PCI-E 256 MB

I am currently looking at ATI Radeon cards in the 5400 range and higher and 6450 but they are not listed so not sure if they will work. can someone please let me know? Or will the rest of my computer be able to handle such a video card upgrade? If anyone could provide some advice that would be great thanks

[Rofle]

From the issues I've recently ran into with upgrading my video card from my HP computer is the power supply isn't robust enough to power the nice cards today. It has a 250w power supply in it, but there is a 520w down at the local shop for 60$ thats compatible. I would start by looking at the supported list and find one on there within your budget. I'm looking at getting the Geforce GTX 550 Ti, 120$ online and 130$ at the local shop. It's designated as a "high" performance I believe. The only other thing I could think of would to upgrade your ram some. A 2 gb stick or 2 1gig sticks is like, 50$ I think, would be a good upgrade to do.

[jhemar]

hello anyone help me out here.i was looking if my video is unsupported and cant find it there. my video card is Radeon HD 7770.im not sure if unsupported or not