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I can't believe how misinforme/deceived people can be. I happened to notice this over at amazon.com regarding the "Jedi Academy" game:
I wanted to contact the guy and let him know about the uber-fast onboard video they have out now too... LOL.
It's too bad though, that he bought that X300 SE thinking it was a powerhouse.
Note to self: resist temptation to exploit the uninformed.
Fun, awesome star wars action, one complaint, May 2, 2005
Reviewer: Firebrand (Woonsocket, RI) - See all my reviews.
first the complaint.
I just bought myself a Dell Dimension 8400 with P4 3.0 Ghz, 512 MB of RAM, and an ATI Radeon X300 SE with 128MB of Video Ram. This is a powerhouse computer.
I played Call of Duty, which graphically is a more advanced game than Jedi Academy, and finally had it play perfectly smoothly. It was such fun to do so. I then popped in Jedi Academy to test its performance in a faster environment (before I had a P4 2.0 Ghz, 64 MB NVIDIA GeForce 4, and 256 MB of RAM), and I was disappointed. I put the highest settings (1024x768, 32 bit color, high graphics) and the game ran choppy! I put it on "normal" settings, and the game STILL ran choppy. How is it possible that Call of Duty runs perfect, but Jedi Academy runs choppy? It doesn't make sense...
Anyway, you can set the graphic settings to the lowest (which is what I did), and it will play smoothly, but you won't get any of the graphics benefits. The game, however, is fun.
I wanted to contact the guy and let him know about the uber-fast onboard video they have out now too... LOL.
It's too bad though, that he bought that X300 SE thinking it was a powerhouse.
Note to self: resist temptation to exploit the uninformed.