the fix doesn't do crap for my geforce 9100M card and makes things worse causing flickering. actually the game runs fairly well on the lowest settings otherwise, haven't had a crash yet in 50 hours of play
Your 9100 is
supposed to run slowly because it isn't intended for games. It's merely a little chip intended for business and low-intensity use. The game minimum requirements call for an actual, discrete circuit board that is added on in the computer, not a mere little embedded bit of silicon inside the mainboard's chipset.
Obsidian managed to screw up the official requirements, and now Bethesda will be stiffnecked and never correct them.
The requirements for the Fallout 3 game made sense, and there's very little difference in the demands from the two games.
Here's a corrected Requirement based on those:
What are the Fallout New Vegas system requirements?
Minimum System Requirements (VGAs corrected for Obsidian stupidity):
* Windows XP/Vista/Win7
* 1GB System RAM (XP)/ 2GB System RAM (Vista)
* 2.0 Ghz Dual Core processor
* Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 256MB RAM
(NVIDIA 6800 "GS" or better/ ATI X1300XT or better)
{Added my note here, the X1600 Pro & up really, and
avoid both the Geforce 6800 SE, and the 6800 XT}
* 10 GBs of free hard drive space