QUOTE(hi54ever @ May 19 2007, 02:56 PM)
hi there,im a new xps owner here,just got it today. i ordered yesterday which is friday and im kinda suprised that they process my order so fast and i having it on the next day, its a plus for Dell~
my spec are :
t7200 2ghz
2gb ram
dvd rw
nvidia go 7400
160gb HDD
1.3 mp webcam
3 yrs completecover
got a question here,what driver does this graphic card use??forceware??
Use Dell's official Nvidia drivers for max compatibility... I've tried the LaptopVideo2Go - LV2G - drivers (latest beta ForceWare with modded infs), and MobileForce (tweaked desktop ForceWare) and they both gave me problems... MobileForce was somehow slower then the stock Dell drivers in FEAR and the LV2G drivers (most of them anyway, as there are tonnes of them) breaks HDR and possibly Pixel Shader 3 (at least in 3DMark06); AND makes FEAR completely un-runnable... my spec are :
t7200 2ghz
2gb ram
dvd rw
nvidia go 7400
160gb HDD
1.3 mp webcam
3 yrs completecover
got a question here,what driver does this graphic card use??forceware??
At least on Vista... But then again, what runs well on Vista?
And yeah, some of my media buttons are also hard to press... I guess that's normal...
And finally, welcome to the club, hi54ever!
*MEANINGLESS RAMBLING*
On a side note, I'm back to my old habits of playing ancient games on new computers, just to run them on max settings (and saving me the exasperation of trying to run new games like that)... Specifically, the 2003 vintage Freelancer (a really fine game if you're into spacey action/adventure games)...
But Freelancer can only run fine on 1024x768, so everything looks stretched...
Tried editing some .ini files to make it run at 1280x800 (which I might add, looks gorgeous)... Everything went fine until I restarted it and tried to load a saved game... That was when I lost the game's entire top menu... It clipped the view and the top and the bottom of the game screen was missing entirely...
When I started a new game, everything was normal again... Go figure...
Ah... The cursed world of the 12 inch WXGA screen... Thank god Half-Life 2, Homeworld 2 and STALKER supports 1280x800...
Tried to set "application specific" settings to the game as well, as it did not provide options for Anti-Aliasing or Anistropic Filtering (set the former to 4x and the latter to 8x... Something I could never do to any current generation games I own... Muahahahaha)... But the Nvidia Control Panel mysteriously set this so called "application specific" settings as Global settings after I played the game...
I wonder why... Jered?
*END MEANINGLESS RAMBLING*
This post has been edited by Eiraku: May 20 2007, 01:52 AM
May 20 2007, 01:34 AM

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