Hi all Looks like the person who converted & compiled the music from the game last time, now has converted a BOATLOAD more music from the game, with about 1,000 tracks! Swing over to his page & let the enjoyment begin!

exactly, I imagine it's similar to posting a link to the same thing on youtube, but I felt that various folks in our community would appreciate it, since the game has such great original music (aside from the original music) Going back to my original text at the top of this post, I sort of felt like this was the proverbial "mother load" of music that we've been waiting to find.

well I meant the big combination of music in 1 source 😉

(hopefully this hasn't been posted yet) Hi all. This is something I caught on a Facebook discussion group that talks about our game. This is huge. Somebody managed to compile a proverbial FREIGHT train of music from TOR. Check this out, this is like Howard Carter discovering King Tut's tomb, for the most part - it's all there! TWO large directories worth!! The Complete Soundtrack of Star Wars: The Old Republic Extra Tracks from Star Wars: The Old Republic a total of 672 tracks from the game are there. MY mind is certainly blown!!

Hi all, This took a great deal of time & effort to pull off, but if you want to see the Ruhnuk chapter from my angle, grab your popcorn & take a look at how I did it. I'm a light-side consular shadow here "Showdown on Ruhnuk" thoughts?

interesting

sound like that little fix with the text file worked then, and laptop is ok I imagine...?

can you tell me what operating system that is? I've never seen that application before either. can you tell me more about it? my BIOS doesn't look like that...

OH! NOW I understand, ok... it.s .8 - .9/15.9GB is there any way to increase this??

ok, about 98-99% of my GPU is being used when running the game. Is that of any help?

I can get to the BIOS, I saw it it today, I just didnt see any option to allocate ram to graphics. only thing I realistically see on this laptop is some sort of option to change how much performance an application uses.

128MB of RAM apparently. what value should I have used, 64?

I think for whatever reason the "64" value worked for me. interesting hacking! Good link there, @Char_Ell

I see what you're talking about, I'm just confused on which value I enter for "MinspecVramCutoffMB". Do I enter a value specifically relevant to my system? Not sure how to proceed here.

think I ran into a wall... I just found this "In your case, the GPU you are using, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, has a fixed amount of 128MB of dedicated VRAM. This is the maximum amount of VRAM that the GPU can access, and it cannot be changed. How much dedicated memory does Intel 4400 HD and 5500 HD have? By Default Intel 4400 Graphics will have 128MB at 8GB RAM."