I'm sorry if this was asked already; but I couldn't find this specific question/concern asked already through searches.
Like many of you, I submitted for the beta a few weeks back. I let the program do it's test of my machine to send the stats back to the devs. Unfortunately, there's a problem with this method. Under the "Available Hard Drive Space" it listed only 3.5 GB free. This is true, because I have a SSD as my OS drive, and it is pretty full. However, the drive I use for all my game software has PLENTY of free space. My issue is that I couldn't find a way to note this during the test.
Now we come to today. The devs recently gave us the min. system specs and 4GB of free space is the requirement. I'm a bit concerned that I've been ommitted from the potential pool of beta player candidates because the automated process incorrectly polled the amount of free space on my machine.
Any ideas/thoughts/suggestions? Or better yet, any developers reading this that could update my stats to give me a fighting chance at being in the beta? =D


Beta specs: inaccurate free space on hard drives
Started by Suko, Jun 19 2012 12:49 PM
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#1
Posted 19 June 2012 - 12:49 PM
#2
Posted 19 June 2012 - 12:55 PM
Same here, SSD as OS drive, TBs of other storage.
Edited by xenoglyph, 19 June 2012 - 12:55 PM.
#3
Posted 19 June 2012 - 12:56 PM
I just changed my specs after I pasted it in. It's not as if there's some kind of verification process, its just a handy way of getting specs in a uniform way.
I honestly don't think your specs matter regarding getting into the beta or not, once the profile is 100% complete you've as much chance as anyone else.
I honestly don't think your specs matter regarding getting into the beta or not, once the profile is 100% complete you've as much chance as anyone else.
#4
Posted 19 June 2012 - 01:02 PM
The system poller also incorrectly polled my Windows Experience Index because of a slow hard disk.
Nothing to be done about it. You either get in to the beta so you WORK and test the software, or you don't.
Nothing to be done about it. You either get in to the beta so you WORK and test the software, or you don't.
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