it will not run good on the gtx450
gt cards are also way too weak for decent fps

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

-window-mode exclusive -screen-fullscreen put that in your launch settings

unfortunately does nothing for me

Really? For the few friends that ive played with, its like night and day for them. Sorry :/

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

unfortunately does nothing for me

Really? For the few friends that ive played with, its like night and day for them. Sorry :/

again , its a 2 gb video card, and it draws it power from the rail. Pretty sure 2gb on GPU is my bottleneck

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Really? For the few friends that ive played with, its like night and day for them. Sorry :/

again , its a 2 gb video card, and it draws it power from the rail. Pretty sure 2gb on GPU is my bottleneck

oh, yeah that would be it. But its not even the gpu that much. Just a poorly optimized game

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

I don't play many games on my PC, sometimes WOW which runs decently at mid levels. My pc is old and used to walk to school in the snow both ways. I guess I can refund if it wont run but isnt there an easier way? Also will Gloomhaven run on GTX 450, 8gb i7 @ 2600 3.4ghz?

family share

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Yeah I got a nice new i7 box for free, and i figured I'd just throw a decent video card and some ram in and I'd be good to go. Sadly it is a SFF box with a 190watt power supply. I think I get like 4.9 x 3.7 inches of tolerance for video card, so the best I could find that fits is a GT730 2gb gddr6 SFF card.

Game still runs like trash on those specs, sadly.

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

Sure, couple things, sounds simple enough. Pulling hair out already.

-window-mode exclusive -screen-fullscreen put that in your launch settings

unfortunately does nothing for me

Yes, there is a way. If you buy a game on Steam you can get a refund within the first 2 hours of purchase.

Maybe someone else will actually link to the refund policy. But the short answer is "yes"

""Also will Gloomhaven run on GTX 450, 8gb i7 @ 2600 3.4ghz?"

Probably not well.

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

I don't play many games on my PC, sometimes WOW which runs decently at mid levels. My pc is old and used to walk to school in the snow both ways. I guess I can refund if it wont run but isnt there an easier way? Also will Gloomhaven run on GTX 450, 8gb i7 @ 2600 3.4ghz?

Ive got a 2070 and an i7 and the game runs like crap. You have to do a couple things in the files and property settings. I can show you if you want. Just let me know!

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

I don't play many games on my PC, sometimes WOW which runs decently at mid levels. My pc is old and used to walk to school in the snow both ways. I guess I can refund if it wont run but isnt there an easier way? Also will Gloomhaven run on GTX 450, 8gb i7 @ 2600 3.4ghz?

Ive got a 2070 and an i7 and the game runs like crap. You have to do a couple things in the files and property settings. I can show you if you want. Just let me know!

Sure, couple things, sounds simple enough. Pulling hair out already.

Sometimes upgrading to a new everything is out of the budget but replacing a couple parts may be doable. I tossed a few video cards in mine till I got the $$ for a good machine.

Originally posted by stvlepore:

Sometimes upgrading to a new everything is out of the budget but replacing a couple parts may be doable. I tossed a few video cards in mine till I got the $$ for a good machine.

Yea Geez, I hear ya on that, but $250-400 for like a GTX 960, seems like I might as well buy a new pc at that point, but what a terrible time to be buying tech.

Yeah I got a nice new i7 box for free, and i figured I'd just throw a decent video card and some ram in and I'd be good to go. Sadly it is a SFF box with a 190watt power supply. I think I get like 4.9 x 3.7 inches of tolerance for video card, so the best I could find that fits is a GT730 2gb gddr6 SFF card.

Game still runs like trash on those specs, sadly.

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Yeah I got a nice new i7 box for free, and i figured I'd just throw a decent video card and some ram in and I'd be good to go. Sadly it is a SFF box with a 190watt power supply. I think I get like 4.9 x 3.7 inches of tolerance for video card, so the best I could find that fits is a GT730 2gb gddr6 SFF card.

Game still runs like trash on those specs, sadly.

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Ive got a 2070 and an i7 and the game runs like crap. You have to do a couple things in the files and property settings. I can show you if you want. Just let me know!

Sure, couple things, sounds simple enough. Pulling hair out already.

-window-mode exclusive -screen-fullscreen put that in your launch settings

Originally posted by Doingle Dingus:

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Yeah I got a nice new i7 box for free, and i figured I'd just throw a decent video card and some ram in and I'd be good to go. Sadly it is a SFF box with a 190watt power supply. I think I get like 4.9 x 3.7 inches of tolerance for video card, so the best I could find that fits is a GT730 2gb gddr6 SFF card.

Game still runs like trash on those specs, sadly.

Originally posted by Shad0wman:

Sure, couple things, sounds simple enough. Pulling hair out already.

-window-mode exclusive -screen-fullscreen put that in your launch settings

https://www.pcgamer.com/valheim-increase-fps-performance/ then go on that website and copy those settings that they tell you. I went from mid 40s to around 100 sometimes 120. The game doesn't force full screen, it just stays in windowed boarder less. So setting these forces full screen,

I wouldnt even bother trying. The RTX 30 series are notorious for being faulty at this point, but even so Valheim is infamous for overheating and drawing a lot of resources due to poor optimization. Any problems you may have with your PC, if you value it, may become exacerbated with continued running of your rig, especially if its old.