- #ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE INSTALL#
- #ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE DRIVERS#
- #ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE UPDATE#
Game is still playable but it's a shame I can't use the beefy GPU that exceeds the requirements (other than it being unsupported from the developer, very confusing). The reporting element of the game (nice feature) says "Unstable" but seems pretty consistent around 30 fps which is definitely playable.Īn update: after checking the settings in the AMD software it looks like "Radeon Pro Vega 20 does not meet minimum requirements" so the card is not supported, and it seems the game is using the integrated card. Switched to low settings and 1920x1200 instead of full Rez / high and now it works fairly well. NTFS external works with speedy load times.Įven though I'm using 50% of the GPU the frame rate is absolute trash. Really surprising how silly Ubisoft gameplay setup is.
#ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE DRIVERS#
I've been using bootcamp drivers for years. MacBook Pro 2018 with Vega Pro 20, running bootcamp windows 10. What You Don t Need But Want External Graphics Card The tips provided so far. Check your PC specs and make sure they meet the following. Major digital game stores like Steam, GOG and Origin now have Mac sections. I can confirm that Jonno's method works - recommend getting a speedy little SSD external if you're going to go that route. The Sims 4 requires the following specifications in order to properly run. I have played about 3 minutes of the museum mode so I won't be very helpful for further performance-related questions.
Presumably because it's transferring data from the external drive rather than the nice SSD internal drive. The game then loaded up fine although saving/loading seems a bit slow. (You can probably skip this step by installing Steam and then redirecting the Steam folder default location to the external HDD before downloading or buying AC Origins)
#ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE UPDATE#
Should say "5k Display" or something similar under device drivers panel.Ĥ) Follow the intructions on to further update the graphics driverĦ) Make sure your external HDD is formatted in NTFS or you will not be able to move the large game files on to it.ħ) Move your AC Origins app from the internal HDD to the external drive (Mine is connected via USB) by following these instructions: Just select "I don't have a key" when asked to enter the product key.ģ) In Windows, make sure that Bootcamp has updated the graphics drivers. You do not need to purchase Windows! At least not immediately. : Kinhank 2TB External Hard Drive with 120000+Retro Games,Batocera 33 Game System,Hard Drive Disk for Laptop/PC/Windows/Mac OS,Compatible with.
#ORIGIN FOR MAC GAMES ON EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE INSTALL#
Here is how I got it working (assuming no Bootcamp already installed):ġ) Make sure that FireVault and BIOS password are disabled!! (Or you may not be able to properly install Bootcamp/Windows - trust me on this.) Running the game from an external HDD has been reported to work for iMac users but no reports for iMac Pro that I can find. The game software is stored on an external HDD not the in built one (because that did not work). When you want to download a new program, you will be. I had the same issue with frozen start up screen but game purchased through Steam rather than Ubisoft.Īfter days of trawling through forums I managed to get AC origins purchased on Steam running on a 2017 iMac Pro (10 core, Vega 56 GPU). However, as more and more games are installed, Origin games will take up most of the hard drive space.
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