#Mass effect 2 no cd crack how to#

(Not that it isn't needed though, I'm sure several German players still wonder about Divinity 2 and Venetica profiles amongst other titles, not to mention Russian games, heh.)Д¬lick to expand.Generally speaking, I don't play with any AA for two reasons.

#Mass effect 2 no cd crack how to#

(Or how to say it, I'm ok at even 20 FPS or so for slower paced games, helps when you want to push image quality above the limit, hah.)Д®DIT: That said NVIDIA is a bit more open and accessible with their game profiles, supposedly something for ATI Catalyst 10.2 and later but again mainly for Crossfire support for the newest titles or so it's use seems to be primarily aimed at. (That and for it to be fully 'smooth' you need SSAA via ATI 5000 series of GPU's even stuff like adaptive AA with Edge Detect 4x won't smoothen the entire game out similar to Borderlands and other titles and the performance hit will be quite drastic, though again the better-end 5000 series should allow even moderate amounts of SSAA and still maintain playable framerates from what I've read atleast, depends on what one would class as playable I guess, 40 - 60 instead of 60 all the time or something like that, some even want higher so disabling VSync and similar by INI editing, very individual.) Still as far as I know 10.1 hotfix did add a profile for MassEffect2.exe but the main reason for it is Crossfire compatibility and it seems AA might be restricted to Crossfire as well, funny though as it's normal UE3 deferred renderer so it shouldn't really need it aside from the somewhat higher than average performance hit when brute forcing AA.

(Still MassEffect.exe should work just fine, crack should be fine as well even for Steam and other releases for those who want to use such methods.) NHancer is a third party application and not part of NVIDIA directly isn't it, if you want to nitpick you use it to force other titles compatibility on the game in question so the method is a bit similar albeit it's a bit 'cleaner' than brute renaming the EXE to something and hoping for the best.