It's still used by a lot of HP AMD configurations on the market still... The website is the only one with a 7100 instead of a 6150le. Retail I can only find the old ones.
Typed on a problematic software keyboard Am Sep 16, 2009 um 3:28 AM schrieb Miri <[email protected]>: > > Hard not to hope that's true! So I'm guessing that particular nVidia > card is not so great. > > On Sep 15, 11:04 pm, Jeremy Shaw <[email protected]> wrote: >> 512MB is probably a CYA for 256mb real. >> >> Publishers always have to CYA (cover your a) to prevent new users >> with >> nVidia 6100 wondering why it won't run Call of Duty 4 at maximum >> settings... >> >> On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Miri <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Thanks, AngelicTears. (o: >> >>> I got as far as loading the login screen for it, lol! A huge >>> accomplishment, truly - considering what was going on before on >>> before. (o; >> >>> On Sep 14, 7:07 pm, AngelicTears <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> i never seen a screenshot b4, but im plenty sure it's a nex gen MMO >>>> game with insanely high graphic requirements...512mb VRAM??????if u >>>> asked me, go with ur plan B if u have the budget, u'll be satisfied >>>> more...or, intel line with model x3500 (with 512mb) above or >>>> x4500HD >>>> will run this game...915,945, 965 will NOT able to run this game.. >> >>>> On Sep 15, 9:09 am, Miri <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>>>> I think that last response may have gone only to yashar123. >> >>>>> What I meant to post to the message board is that - through the >>>>> process of elimination, per his response - I'll give 3-D >>>>> Analyze a >>>>> try. To see if it configures at all with Blue Mars. That way >>>>> I'll at >>>>> least have given myself a few weeks of good research before >>>>> knowing if >>>>> I should go to Plan B (buying a new laptop with the needed specs >>>>> already built in). >> >>>>> On Sep 14, 4:34 am, yashar123 <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>>>>> BF2 will only work with SwiftShader and will give an agonizing >>>>>> 2-10 >>>>>> fps, its only "slightly playable" on a mac >> >>>>>> On Sep 13, 10:53 pm, Miri <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>>>>>> Hello & Thanks For The Welcome. >> >>>>>>> Found this group via the video, "Battlefield 2 on Intel Graphics >>>>>>> card," @ Youtube. >> >>>>>>> Wanting to know if anyone can help with a solution: >> >>>>>>> I recently got the ok to download the Blue Mars 'player' >>>>>>> software >>> (vs. >>>>>>> their developer software). It installed fine. But when I try to >>> load >>>>>>> the program it only flashes on and off again. I've downloaded >>>>>>> but >>> not >>>>>>> yet unzipped or installed 3-D + Analyze. Not sure if it will >>>>>>> work >>> with >>>>>>> it. I've looked into the ViDock option & sought assistance in >>>>>>> the >>>>>>> other BM user beta forums. And only a short list of other places >>> since >>>>>>> there are just a handful of very new communities (so far) - with >>>>>>> relatively few members. >> >>>>>>> Here is the info, issues & specs: >> >>>>>>> I Have: >> >>>>>>> Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit on a Toshiba Satellite A135- >>>>>>> S4527 >>>>>>> Laptop >>>>>>> Genuine Intel CPU T2080 1.73GHz 1.73 GHz [Mobile Intel (R) 945GM >>>>>>> Express Chipset Family, Integrated] >>>>>>> RAM 1014 MB >> >>>>>>> 84.4 GB used >>>>>>> 25.8 GB free space >> >>>>>>> And: 1.99 GB RAM >>>>>>> + >>>>>>> 1.86 GB RAM via a USB flash drive activated with Readyboost for >>> Vista. >> >>>>>>> Total Available Graphics Memory: 256 MB (can this be increased >>> safely >>>>>>> or is it maxed out?) >>>>>>> Dedicated Video Memory: 0 MB >>>>>>> System Video Memory: 64 MB >>>>>>> Shared System Memory: 192 MB >>>>>>> ("Change Settings" is disabled under the Troubleshooting tab = >>>>>>> no >>>>>>> options there & it's been explained to me that the graphics >>>>>>> chip is >>>>>>> integrated into the motherboard)) >> >>>>>>> Blue Mars Specs: >> >>>>>>> *** It uses the CryEngine >> >>>>>>> Platform x86 PC or Mac via Boot Camp >>>>>>> Operating System Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 (both 32bit and >>> 64bit) >>>>>>> CPU 2Ghz AMD or Intel Dual Core >>>>>>> RAM Memory 2 GB on XP, 4GB on Vista (from what I'm hearing >>>>>>> sounds >>> like >>>>>>> some people are able to run it on a little less than 4 GB) >>>>>>> Video Card Memory 512MB and up >>>>>>> Screen Resolution Display resolution of at least 1280x768 is >>>>>>> recommended >>>>>>> Disk space Approximately 4GB for the installer, temporary files, >>> and >>>>>>> the installed Blue Mars program. >> >>>>>>> Here are some common video cards that are known to work with >>>>>>> Blue >>>>>>> Mars: >> >>>>>>> NVidia: >>>>>>> Geforce 8400m series >>>>>>> Geforce 9400m series >>>>>>> Geforce 200 and 200m series >> >>>>>>> ATI: >>>>>>> Radeon 3000 series >>>>>>> Radeon 4000 series >>>>>>> Radeon HD 3000 and 4000 series >> >>>>>>> *************************************************** >>>>>>> Notes * If your video hardware is not listed, it may still work >>> with >>>>>>> Blue Mars. Integrated video hardware from Intel without >>>>>>> dedicated >>>>>>> video memory will probably not function (what would be the >>>>>>> exceptions?). >>>>>>> *************************************************** >> >>>>>>> **Note video card compatibility is based on using the most >>>>>>> current >>>>>>> video card drivers. Prior video card drivers or stock video card >>>>>>> drivers have not been factored into testing. All video cards >>>>>>> must >>> have >>>>>>> updated drivers for certain features to work (is done). >> >>>>>>> http://www.bluemarsonline.com/about/sysreq.html >> >>>>>>> and >> >>>>>>> "Video cards that should support Blue Mars" >> >>>>>>> http://www.bluemarsonline.com/about/videocards.html >> >>>>>>> And what about GMA Booster? Any point to me downloading it for >>> these >>>>>>> purposes? >> >>>>>>> I'm not a computer expert but am online daily. Sometimes I >>>>>>> have to >>>>>>> look up the meaning of terminology when seeking assistance but I >>> can >>>>>>> follow directions. So if anyone has any idea that can delay the >>>>>>> purchase of a whole new system please chime in. >> >>>>>>> Thanks for reading, >> >>>>>>> Miri~~ >> >>>>>>> P.S. Could not find this info re: [Tutorial] How to use 3D >>>>>>> Analyze >>>>>>> v2.36b [#8]: ....enter the values of the given cards in the >>> 'VendorID' >>>>>>> and 'DeviceID' section. Only 4 types/models can be emulated >>>>>>> though, >>> so >>>>>>> experiment around with the 4 values given. > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "INTEL 9XX Gaming" group. 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