Bootcamp Destiny Original Sin 2 Mac Pro Retina

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I have a 2016 iMac running bootcamp, do you think it will be able to run this game Does anyone have any experience with that here 5 comments share save hide report 83 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by best level 1 2 points 2 years ago No personal experience, but its a bit of a system hog and youre likely to see some very long load times.

Bootcamp Destiny Original Sin 2 Mac Pro Retina

I run DOS2 on bootcamp on a 2015 mac pro retina, and it runs fine most of the time(Unless you happen to end up in a really big map like the inside of Fort Joy).

I tried plugging in a monitor, but it didnt seem to recognize that it was there.

Am I doing something wrong, or is it not possible Thanks in advance.

Before installing any, make sure you uninstall the current one.

For instance if your GPU is ATI Mobility Radeon X1600, download Radeon X1600 driver from ati.

I have tried the DVI-port with a couple of monitors, but with no luck.

I should say support for external monitor is limited in Apple GPU drivers.

I am using them for over 9 months now, i have not had any problems at all.

I am sure it will not mess up your system, as long as you uninstall apple GPU drivers before installing the modded driver.

The check mark is there for Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor, and I can go through the motions, with all dialogs presented ok as expected.

I have the 15-inch 2.5GHz version with the nVidia graphics card.

In Windows XP using BootCamp, the nVidia driver was installed and has a task tray icon in the lower-right of the screen.

You have several choices with the options when right-clicking on this icon to get your LCD Projector or whatever else to work.

Here are 2 solutions (you must have the LCD or TV connected to the video port on the Mac.

You can click on Laptop Display to have the nVidia utility switch your laptop to extend the desktop.

You will have your main desktop on your laptop screen and a blank screen on the LCD.

You can drag windows to the right of your laptop desktop screen and they will move over to the LCD screen.

If you click the model of your LCD projector or TV in the list, the laptop display will go blank and the screen will switch to the LCD giving you what you want by toggling the display as normal in Windows.

You will need to work with the resolution settings as the switch seems to have its own independent settings than the normal Windows desktop.

From my MCP I can display through the projector fine from the Mac 10.4.11 partition (using hte DVI to VGA adapter that came with the computer and plugging it into the VGA to DVI adapter.

However, that configuration wont work on the BootcampWindows XP side of the computer.

Did I see the comment that if I got a DVI to DVI cable, the PC side would work properly with the projector.

There seems to be a signal transfer there, but it is all jumbled.

The TV output works fine from the OS 10.4.11 partition.

In this case I was using the DVI to TV adapter plug that came with the computer and tapping off the TV Composite signal.

Bootcamp For Mac Destiny Original Sin 2