I'm hoping for a proper driver to play my games around, some games have certain problems such as world-shadow (or sun-shadow) problem. Example in NFS Undercover and Stalker (solved Stalker issue with some config tweaking).

I think by using the latest driver probably can break 3500 mark easilly? Haiz...

Is there ANY possible way to use a standard driver on a hybrid machine?

Yeah I notice that lost file, but I thought it just for someone who got installation error of file missing? Hmm... I take another look later.

Gonna try it out later...

Oh no... It's not working again. But this time,I take a look at the Device Manager. Both GMA and G210M mentioned as "up-to-date", but in the propertise it says:

"Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)"

Haiz... I try again with some system mods (disable the driver signature scanning...)

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Added on January 29, 2010, 6:25 pm-.- installed but BLACK screen, means nothing show up once the Windows start. Haiz...

This post has been edited by M1X: Jan 29 2010, 06:25 PM

Compatible? Or worth the money? Or don't waste the money? Well I didn't know much about multi-core supports in modern games but definitely there are some that still not run more than 2 cores...

I think if you run on Intel GMA, the gaming performance actually depend on your CPU alot? Take this scenario-

I run on GMA HD4500 + Intel CU7300 1.3GHz CPU and DDR3 RAM, I cannot play NFS World even with lowest resolution and graphic, very very choppy and lag.

Someone else run GMA X3100 + some budget CPU of 1.83GHz and DDR2 RAM, he can play NFS World on minimal settings smoothly.

So from there clearly i see that my CPU is on the bottleneck if running on GMA?