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Gaming with Integrated Graphics
- Thread starter Scott9027
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YOu might be able to play original pac man if you turn off HRD, AA, and AF 
but really, a good N64 emulator is project 64
but really, a good N64 emulator is project 64
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it's actually not horrible (dx9, 256bit 400MHz core): http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/gma950/
I bet you could play Counter-Strike (and CS:S at lower settings). That is a ton of fun.
I bet you could play Counter-Strike (and CS:S at lower settings). That is a ton of fun.
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he could probably play everything released out to about early-mid last year...
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There will be certain games you can play, but not at very good detail. In tegrated graphics are just really not made for gaming.
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If I recall right, you can play UT2004 at Medium settings. Half Life 1 and all its wondeful mods too.
Basicly anything made 2-3 Years ago.
Basicly anything made 2-3 Years ago.
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I can play most Source games on my laptop, except the really graphically intensive ones (LC). BF2 works okay due to the good processor in there, and Oblivion is good.
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I'd go for Return to Castle Wolfenstein and GTA: Vice City. It should handle both of those very nicely.
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LiveSideways said:I'd go for Return to Castle Wolfenstein and GTA: Vice City. It should handle both of those very nicely.
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Go for GTA:SA while your at it, although its not a FPS, its one hell of a game.
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My friend plays source, wow, and bfme2 on integrated x200 graphics. He doesnt complain much.
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Call of Duty played great on my old 3.06 Northwood, 512mb ram, and crappy integrated.
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somehow i never liked the idea of "shared vga memory" although it would be able to "play" the games okay ... in my opinion you won't be able to "enjoy" the games, but than again everyone have their own definition of what they think is sufficient when it comes to gaming ...
i'd say try running few games on it, compromise on the gfx for the time being and you can always swap in a decent vga later on, for a backup builtin vga's are always good ( learned it the hard way when my vga died )
although it would be able to "play" the games okay ... in my opinion you won't be able to "enjoy" the games, but than again everyone have their own definition of what they think is sufficient when it comes to gaming ...i'd say try running few games on it, compromise on the gfx for the time being and you can always swap in a decent vga later on, for a backup builtin vga's are always good ( learned it the hard way when my vga died )
