I've seen a lot of threads on how Crysis performs on notebooks, but I'm genuinely curious as to how Call of Duty 4 performs for you guys. What kind of settings and resolutions have any of you been running it at? Smooth?
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I just installed the single player demo a few hours ago. At highest settings the demo allows with no antialiasing or anistropic filtering, a resolution of 1024x768 and an aspect ratio of 16:10 it averages in the mid 30s, with a low of 25 frames per second. Card is an overclocked 8600m gt and 169.01 drivers. Gameplay reminds me of a mix of halo and ghost recon.
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My Sager NP5790 with 7950GTX play it at max settings at 1440x900 and it never drops below 30fps even in extremely intense fights.
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Can you tell me your 3DMark06 score.....Then i can guess how my 8600M GT perform with this game -
Yea its the DDR2 version. I'll edit this post with my 3dmark score when i find it out. Haven't re-installed 3dmark06 yet since my last format. Fortunately i have a 20meg internet connection, unfortunately the download server apparently doesn't.
3dmark06:
stock (475/950/400): 3421
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It ran at about 20-30fps on the system in my sig with SLi off and at 1920x1200 res with every setting on the highest possible setting available in the demo and no AA, I didnt try any other resolutions
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I can play at 1280x800 medium on my 8600GT at stock (ddr2)
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setting same as the post above me.... above 30 FPS, and I never get any noticeable framerate dips below 30.
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The Forerunner Notebook Virtuoso
DDR2 overclocked. Everything max with specular map off. 1680 x 1050 . GPU overclocked to 585/500.
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I'm playing it on the system in my sig in 1280x800, 2xAA, almost everything on, Texture Filtering Auto, but AF on min. Plays smooth in this settings, but as soon as I higher the AF setting, it gets jerky.
I have a few screenshots, if anyone wants to see them ;-)
Greets
Call of Duty 4 Demo performance
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by RaiseR RoofeR, Oct 31, 2007.