nah bro, im not always right ... :)
again there are more experience ppl in terms of computing here than me,
TribalJet and MAD_BEAST are among the many :)

but it is overwhelming that our GMA950 can do form it's stock form, with
stock drivers...
there are a lot of mysteries yet to be discover from our GMA950, in fact i
do say Intel made quite capable hardware with the fact that they doesnt
really know what its capable of :)
by the term overwhelming, imagine the fact that our GMA 3 years ago only
capable playing light games, now it can play source engine pretty well in
multiplayer, the fact that it can play some hardcore games such as Doom3,
Far Cry and Quake4..to it be able to run some games that others think
impossible such as Crysis and Starcraft 2...no just games, the fact that now
GMA950 can support video acceleration, webGL acceleration (well, in V1.3
that is) and other media acceleration by surpass the original stock
drivers...

On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 1:17 PM, Shiny <[email protected]> wrote:

> Haha thanks Angelic! Your not wrong. Your always right! :D
>
> On Apr 13, 10:16 pm, AngelicTears <[email protected]> wrote:
> > In some other way, it is...th performance of Shader Model 2 graphics of
> both
> > GMA950 and x3100 is almost identical..
> > what GMA950 looses to X3100 is that in fact X3100 can support Shader
> Model 3
> > hardware wise...in comparison that GMA950 cant support Shader Model 3...
> > the fact that in performance, GMA950 surpass the GeForce 5 series even
> the 6
> > series, but in term of support and compatibility, other Graphics are far
> > superior to GMA950...
> > again we cant compare graphics performance of IGP class such as the 950
> to
> > other dedicated such as GeForce series, but we can compare other IGP such
> as
> > GeForce Mobile or similar :)
> > again correct me if im wrong...
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 12:24 PM, Shiny <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > So the 950 can be as powerful as the base X3100? (Not modded X3100)
> >
> > > On Apr 13, 1:54 am, Zentradis <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > > Well it's not easy to compare our gmas to ordinary dedicated cards,
> > > > since our cards weren't built for gaming pourposes (despite what
> INtel
> > > > says..). for example if you have the possibility to install Prince of
> > > > Persia Sands Of Time (the one from the trilogy), you will notice that
> > > > the game performs quite well in most areas (as you would expect from
> a
> > > > game so old) but when it comes to foggy areas and sand effects that's
> > > > another story, modded drivers made a lot to solve this, but I still
> > > > believe that those particular effects (and shadows too) are not well
> > > > held at hardware level ( please modders correct me... please...
> > > > please...).
> > > > On the other hand we are actually able to run a game like Assassin's
> > > > Creed which was known to be a pretty demanding game at the time it
> > > > came out (do you know of any other graphic card that handle both PoP
> > > > SoT and Starcraft 2 @15-20fps all minimum? I sometimes think that
> > > > INtel locked fps on the card just to make us go crazy). That's why we
> > > > usually advice to try demos when you can, or at least "borrow the
> game
> > > > from a green friend" before buying it. Finally I guess the best is
> yet
> > > > to come, if what our brother Angelic says is right, Sherry 1.3 will
> > > > bring the performance level to 550% yes 550% from stock INtel drivers
> > > > so who knows what the future wil deserve?
> > > > (for example I hope I'll be able to play Alice:Madness Returns in a
> > > > decent way even if all on low... I honestly don't care for graphics
> > > > =) )
> > > > PS don't trust notebookcheck, they don't use neither MD nor IGRM =)
> >
> > > > On 13 Apr, 05:54, Shiny <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > > > Just how powerful is the Intel 950 if modded to maximum? Like a
> > > > > comparison between a certain graphics card
> >
> > > --
> > > 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
>
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