I know what you mean :) but a bunch of intel igp laptops have already done quite a bit, and in the case even more, the more the merrier :) So do contribute with all you can, everyone has to gain. And I'm sorry about your data, I know how that feels better than I ever wanted. About IGRM, running it, selecting the desired app and selecting software is usually all that's required for improved performance. On a few cases though, unknown mode will perform better. Like I said before, there is some trial and error on some things. You don't need addgame.reg when using IGRM.
On 12 Jan, 14:06, Robert Whitis <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm very interested in joining that struggle, I'm a prime candidate > being an acer laptop owner showcasing Intel onboard graphics, are you > kidding me? lol...also the only thing upgradeable on my laptop was the > RAM (1 GB to 2 GB max), the HDD is upgradeable, and also the CPU. I'm > not sure off the top of my head what the best CPU it can take it, but > I would imagine it's not much of an improvement. All in all, I'd have > to spend another $200 to top out what the mobo can handle, and maybe a > few extra dollars if I went overboard with the HDD. Originally, I > purchased a USB WD MyBook 500 GB along w/ the laptop, but I'll never > do that again, as it got knocked over by my feline friend, and > completely destroyed a full 500 GB of media, installation files, CD > ISO images of gaming and program CDs, and my entire music collection > (over 50,000 mp3s). I indeed cried a river that day. I even tried > tossing the piece in the freezer, "tapping" *cough* slamming it on the > counter, nothing unjammed that sucker, and when it was all said and > done, I lost my entire 500 GB of data. I will be sure to follow that > link and become a part of that movement. Thanks for the invitation. -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
