On Fri, 2021-01-08 at 14:53 +0100, Hans wrote: > > I have an older notebook with a nvidia graphics card (GF 8600M) and > usinmg the > proprietrary nvidia driver, which is *-legacy-340xx-*. > So around 2007 - 2010 ?
> Most applications (i.e. games) are running fast with opengl > acceleration (60 > FPS). But all games made with Unity3d are running very, very slow > (10FPS). > > So my questions, I could not find a solution in the web: > > 1. Is this a configuration problem or a hardware issue, that unity is > so slow? > Hardware issue > 2. If it is a configuration problem, what do I have to install or to > configure? > > 3. If it is a hardware issue, what hardware do I need, that Unity3d- > games are > supported and running smooth? > Depends on what you are trying to run, for newer versions of games such as Empyrion or 7DTD (both developed betweeen 2013-2021), wich are both Unity you will need 16Gb memory, something like a NVidia 1660 super or better and a chip with 8 or more cores and a clock speed around 3.4 Gz or better. Less code intensive games would require lower specs. > 4. If none above, can I and if yes, how can I force to run games made > with > Unity3d run with opengl? > You can't, the terms mean different things, Unity is a game Engine while Open GL is a framework to run code on. (Simplistically). > Thank you for your halp and any answers. Even, if it is not possible > to change > speed, evry information let me learn more. > > Best regards > > Hans
