Do you guys also want to play the latest newly launched games but just because of your Low Grade Pc you are not able to do so but after reading this post I am sure you will also able to play those latest games on your Low Grade Pc too.Well for this you don't have too another Pc but the only thing you have to do is to carefully go through this trick.
Recently i tried to play the game Prince of Persia : Sands of time on my desktop.But it always give error Pixel Shader not supported and Graphic Card not compatible.So i told my friend K9 about the error and he told me about 3D Analyze.
3d analyze is a Graphics Card Emulator that can emulate all the feature of a 3d graphics card like pixel shader 1.1, 1.4, 2.0, bump maps and a lots of stuff. If a game stops running on your system just because u don’t have a graphics card, don’t worry 3d analyze will do it for you.So it is very useful for running games whose requirements are greater than your computer
specifications. It uses power of central processing unit to do emulation.
specifications. It uses power of central processing unit to do emulation.
3D analyzer can emulate options like emulate TnL caps,Enable Pixel shader 1.4,etc.It also allows you to emulate you graphic card.You can choose NVidia or ATI Radeon according to your game requirements.
To run any any game using 3D analyzer you have to follow these steps:
1. Download latest 3D analyzer 2.36 from here.
2. Run 3D Analyzer.exe
3. Now click on “SELECT” button, search and open the main executable of the game you want to play. If you don’t know file path just do a right click on game shortcut icon (it’s usually on desktop
or in Programs folder of “Start” menu) and select “Properties”, then “Search destination”.
4. Emulating lacking hardware feature with 3D-Analyze:If your video card hardware features don’t match DirectX based favourite game’s minimal system requirements – you can look for those reading on game box and/or game readme.txt file – try to emulate those “moving” your graphics board into minimal category necessary to play it. Following are main 3D-Analyze settings to check if you want emulate a DirectX version starting from previous one.
2. Run 3D Analyzer.exe
3. Now click on “SELECT” button, search and open the main executable of the game you want to play. If you don’t know file path just do a right click on game shortcut icon (it’s usually on desktop
or in Programs folder of “Start” menu) and select “Properties”, then “Search destination”.
4. Emulating lacking hardware feature with 3D-Analyze:If your video card hardware features don’t match DirectX based favourite game’s minimal system requirements – you can look for those reading on game box and/or game readme.txt file – try to emulate those “moving” your graphics board into minimal category necessary to play it. Following are main 3D-Analyze settings to check if you want emulate a DirectX version starting from previous one.
The text box VendorID and DeviceID are useful if the game won’t work again and it will show error message unsupported video card.It emulate the video card with NVidia or ATI Rademon.
# Filling these fields with values written in group box labeled DirectX Device ID’s, it will make your game to use your video card like a different one.So if you want to your graphic card to be of Nvidia than change DeviceID from 0 to 1.
# At last click on “RUN” button, then the game will begin; of course correct execution isn’t ensured because 3D-Analyze can’t perfectly substitute hardware lacks. However, higher success probability cases are from DirectX < 7.0 to DirectX 7.0 and from DirectX 8.1 to DirectX 9.0; instead is very rare successfully emulating DirectX 9.0 starting from from DirectX 7.0.
# At last click on “RUN” button, then the game will begin; of course correct execution isn’t ensured because 3D-Analyze can’t perfectly substitute hardware lacks. However, higher success probability cases are from DirectX < 7.0 to DirectX 7.0 and from DirectX 8.1 to DirectX 9.0; instead is very rare successfully emulating DirectX 9.0 starting from from DirectX 7.0.
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