



Guild Wars 2 Forums wrote:Hardware Compatibility
- Display: the graphics-settings slider has only a minor impact on performance at this time.
- We are currently optimizing Guild Wars 2, making ongoing improvements to the game’s frame rate. Presently, the game is CPU-bound on most high-end systems, so lowering graphics settings or upgrading your video card may not have a large impact on performance.
- On older or lower-end machines, it is recommended that you try disabling reflections to improve frame rate.
Guild Wars 2 Forums wrote:Hardware Compatibility
- Installing the game client into the Program Files directory on Windows Vista or Windows 7 can lead to issues with the patching process.
- It is advised that you install the game to another folder or launch it as an administrator.
- Forcing anti-aliasing through AMD Catalyst™ Control Center or AMD VISION™ Engine Control Center typically results in a black screen when playing.
- Windows TDR (Timeout Detection and Recovery) will sometimes restart a user’s graphics drivers if they become unresponsive, resulting in a notification that the graphics driver has been restarted.
- Alienware ATI Laptops: the Guild Wars 2 client does not restore properly after being minimized.
- Currently, adjusting the core clock speed of the GPU or CPU typically results in lower performance.
- It is advised that you leave core clock speeds at factory defaults.
- AMD CrossFire™ and NVIDIA® SLI™ are not currently supported.
- These features should be disabled while running the game.
- Enabling NVIDIA 3D VISION® may cause a crash on some systems.
- If you experience a crash while this setting is enabled, it is recommended that you disable it in the NVIDIA Control Panel.















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