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mmmm, interesting results. Seems processor speed mean squat. Tried running it on the college computers (2.4 ghz, 256 Mb ram, onboard graphics) and the results were about 100 fps :S
I don't see how many more corners i can cut with this. I suppose only using a triangle instead of a quad may boost the speed of it.
19 --32 bit
19 -- 16 bit
Mobile AMD 1500+ 512 total ram 480MB of System Ram S3 Graphics Twister K + S3 hotkey 32MB (Shared with System) DX9a
Thats sorta sucks. Have you tried running any 3d games on that laptop?
And thank you all for sparing a few moments to test this!
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Yeah.. The laptop's video kinda... sucks... I could play (reasonablly well) UT2 Demo, it was getting mid 30fps for that program...
Morrowind would NOT play on it... (10 min just to bring up the menu to close the program) so I'm thinking it's a problem with the graphic card. Havn't played too many other 3d games on it (AoE II is 2D I'm pretty sure)
mmmm, interesting results. Seems processor speed mean squat. Tried running it on the college computers (2.4 ghz, 256 Mb ram, onboard graphics) and the results were about 100 fps :S
I don't see how many more corners i can cut with this. I suppose only using a triangle instead of a quad may boost the speed of it.
19 --32 bit
19 -- 16 bit
Mobile AMD 1500+ 512 total ram 480MB of System Ram S3 Graphics Twister K + S3 hotkey 32MB (Shared with System) DX9a
Thats sorta sucks. Have you tried running any 3d games on that laptop?
And thank you all for sparing a few moments to test this!
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Yeah.. The laptop's video kinda... sucks... I could play (reasonablly well) UT2 Demo, it was getting mid 30fps for that program...
Morrowind would NOT play on it... (10 min just to bring up the menu to close the program) so I'm thinking it's a problem with the graphic card. Havn't played too many other 3d games on it (AoE II is 2D I'm pretty sure)