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JAD
gold plate it and hang it around your neck...better yet play a full game version, against opponents, to show it can actually make it
through 4 hrs of play time...
through 4 hrs of play time...
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Alan
I have been playing Knights of the Old Republic, Call of Duty, Jedi Accademy
and H&D2 with it.
Alan
and H&D2 with it.
Alan
version, against opponents, to show it can actually make itJAD said:
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JAD
what better advert is there then? a stamped down demo?...
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Dodgy
Hehe... yeah knew that one... Ain't the detail impressive... Although
I suspect there is anti-perv coding in the demo as you can never quite
get the camera into a couple of positions... ;-)
D0d6y.
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Sham B
I have found that Lock-on is the most demanding currently available game by
far. Not only does it excercise the GFx, it is also heavy on processor
resources and memory. I have found that this game will create artifacts on
my overclocked card even when benchmarking software (3DMark, etc) suggests a
stable picture, whiich suggests lock-on is trashing the graphics even more
than the benchmarkers.
Its also pretty hard on the player's patience though - hard core flight
simulator. Not a game you can pick up in an afternoon, compounded by no
out-of-box printed manual and it is a little buggy even after the current
patch
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far. Not only does it excercise the GFx, it is also heavy on processor
resources and memory. I have found that this game will create artifacts on
my overclocked card even when benchmarking software (3DMark, etc) suggests a
stable picture, whiich suggests lock-on is trashing the graphics even more
than the benchmarkers.
Its also pretty hard on the player's patience though - hard core flight
simulator. Not a game you can pick up in an afternoon, compounded by no
out-of-box printed manual and it is a little buggy even after the current
patch
S