, and that I'm going to get all sorts of flack that I should check the website, but I can't find the answer. I'm forced to use an older version (2.2.4) of VB, I was wondering what it's directX capabilities are if at all. To be more specific I'd like to run Team Fortress 2 on it. I'm running my VM with a gig of ram and 128 megs of video ram.DirectX
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trotfox5
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DirectX
I know this is probably a really stupid question , and that I'm going to get all sorts of flack that I should check the website, but I can't find the answer. I'm forced to use an older version (2.2.4) of VB, I was wondering what it's directX capabilities are if at all. To be more specific I'd like to run Team Fortress 2 on it. I'm running my VM with a gig of ram and 128 megs of video ram.
, and that I'm going to get all sorts of flack that I should check the website, but I can't find the answer. I'm forced to use an older version (2.2.4) of VB, I was wondering what it's directX capabilities are if at all. To be more specific I'd like to run Team Fortress 2 on it. I'm running my VM with a gig of ram and 128 megs of video ram.-
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Re: DirectX
As far as I know, none at all. DirectX support is still pretty experimental, even in the most recent versions of VirtualBox.
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trotfox5
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Re: DirectX
So is there any chance it will run? I've heard of people running valve software before.
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dmcgraw
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Re: DirectX
You would need to check the requirements of the software you want to run. I am not familiar with it.