I made have made a very slight error.

[128hoodmario]

So I am sure we all know that Beta applications are now open and I am sure we have all had a look. When I was looking I assumed that the app was just the first page of the few and I was just going to give it a glance. However, what I assumed was a next button at the bottom was actually a submit and I sent away a bunch of specs I just made up which don't relate to my computor. Any way to change it? Please forgive me almighty devs I apologise greatly!

[Swea]

can try just changing the answers and resubmitting, i did it right so not sure if the changes save or not, i'd assume they would as some ppl im sure are out buying last minute upgrades before beta.

[Commodore_Smith]

yea u can edit it i think its just attached to ur profile rather then a "mailed to them" thing but i'm no expert..

[Gideon]

yea u can edit it i think its just attached to ur profile rather then a "mailed to them" thing but i'm no expert..

This

If you log in and go to the app now it will have the info you put in previously, just change and resubmit. This is nice so if you update RAM, install a new OS (Win 7 releases Oct 22nd) or get a new system you can update it.

[TheGow]

So everyone else's beta app also says "Your app is pending"?

[Gideon]

So everyone else's beta app also says "Your app is pending"?

Yep, well mine does at least. But I'm a 6-months subscriber to Champions so I'm in the beta at some point regardless. I read a dev post on Twitter to fill out an app though so that they had your system specs.

[Whoppin]

So everyone else's beta app also says "Your app is pending"?

Mine does and I submitted mine this morning.

[128hoodmario]

OK changes done. For things I don't know I used good old default "Other". I have no idea what video card I have who does!

[Whoppin]

OK changes done. For things I don't know I used good old default "Other". I have no idea what video card I have who does!

lol there are people that put their system specs in their sig

[Pipsqueek78]

Since we're talking about updating apps, does a Mobility Radeon X equal a regular Radeon X, or should I put "other"? Apologies if that's a stupid question.

[Whoppin]

Since we're talking about updating apps, does a Mobility Radeon X equal a regular Radeon X, or should I put "other"? Apologies if that's a stupid question.

I'm not certain but I believe they are different cuz the mobility uses virtual memory.

[fractaleye]

Since we're talking about updating apps, does a Mobility Radeon X equal a regular Radeon X, or should I put "other"? Apologies if that's a stupid question.

I'm Nvidea myself, but that sounds right to me (unless the Mobility is way different from a 'regular' Radeon). Haven't used them for awhile now, but I think you're cool w/ that.

edit: like I said, not sure lol

[TheGow]

OK changes done. For things I don't know I used good old default "Other". I have no idea what video card I have who does!

Using windows XP?

Right click on your desktop and go to "properties". Then click the then click the "settings" tab. You should see the name of your graphics card.

Or right click "My computer" select properties. Click the "hardware tab" then click the "device manager button" then click the plus sign where is says "display adapters" in the list and it will tell you.

If your using Vista just let me know and I can tell you how to find out.

[128hoodmario]

Vista mon ami, fill me in please lol

[TheGow]

Vista mon ami, fill me in please lol

Well I'm running Windows 7 not exactly vista, but I'm assuming doing it it vista is the same as in Win 7.

So if you right click on "My Computer" and go to properties you should see in the right bar a link that says "Device Manager" click it, and from there look in the list for "Display Adapters" and when you click to expand it you should see the name of your video card.

[128hoodmario]

Looked in there already lol. Seems like I am in "Others still then with this weird long convoluted thing that isn't on the list. I'm "Speshial"