Hey just wondering if morrowind would run smoothly on my laptop. Will be using lots of texture enhancing mods so it gets kinda heavier but it shouldnt be a prob should it?
(also heard that morrowind mainly relies on cpu?)
also would rome total war work well on this one?
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IntelĀ® CoreTM Duo Processor T2400 - 1.860 GHz
1 gig ram
ati x1400 256 hypermem.
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If you are thinking of Oblivion,Don't think you will be able to,x1400 is a weak graphics adapter,practically even weaker than it's predecessor x700.
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Rome Total War might struggle a bit in the battles with a lot of soldiers if you go for high/max settings.
I play it on my HEL80 at native resolution & max settings. Generally it's fine, but when there are over 1500-2000 soldiers in a battle and I'm running it at 3x speed, it can slow down some. Normally 2x or 1x speed is fine in even the largest of battles though.
That said, I bet you'd be ok with medium settings or a lower resolution or combination of the two. -
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The X1400 is more compared to the X600 not the X700.
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As for running Morrowind, it'd run fine on high settings - assuming you do actually mean Morrowind and not Oblivion, which would also run but not on decent settings.
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Morrowind will run FLAWLESSLY with everything maxed. Even with texture changers on. The only thing the texture changers might mess with is your load times.
If you mean oblivion you'll be limited to a lowish-medium setting.
Rome Total War should work ok on medumish settings with a couple high options checked. -
Allrighty tnx for the replies! And yes i mean morrowind
Dunno why ppl find it odd or something
(it is in some ways better than oblivion!)
Just a quick question.
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by scorpio969, Aug 26, 2006.