#Zaccaria arcade cabinet Pc#

Pretty much anything that complies with these minimum specs should work (that includes any reasonably recent nvidia/AMD GPU - see the relevant section in the OP about that). Check the minimum system requirements on the store page. Your system is too old to run this game, sorry (your CPU as well, not just your GPU - and possibly your OS, as I would be surprised if you could reasonably run Win7+ on a Pentium 3). Anyone feels like PMing me with their succesful CPU/graphics card setup, they are welcome to and thank you in advance :) Looking at middle of the road prive/value setup for the next PC. Now that I am really into Steam pinball, I will definitely look into a system with dedicated nvidia or AMD graphics system, starting with nvidia. My first priority is video editing, and have always found intel integrated graphics contribute to better system stability overall. I know newer itterations of 'intel integrated' are better than mine, and have been researching PCs.

#Zaccaria arcade cabinet Pc#

I have been using an older PC with a Pentium 3 ghz and the graphics are listed as 'Intel HD graphics'. I suggest any of Nvidia's new GTX 1000 series. If you are buying a new pc, get one with a dedicated graphics card. Sounds like you're relying on the integrated graphics in your CPU.

Gonna get a new i5 PC with better intel graphics, and that ought to help but Zaccaria is working fine besides this little annoyance for now. Yet while stand-up arcade multi-cabinets have rarely gotten me excited, virtual pinball is. ctrl-alt-delete works to bring up task manager, and viola, I can now see that Zaccaria is running on the taskbar, so I can play it. A replica arcade experience seems like a great antidote for any nerd going stir-crazy in a pandemic.

Same problem as LV dude and seqhmet.Zaccarria launches to a black screen. Originally posted by steven120566:I have a pretty old system.