I play fear on medium with my x1400 and I get around 20-45fps, and the x1400 should be equal to the 7400. The res. was kinda low, but I had most of the effects on med, or high. The game played beautifully. Online play, on the other hand, was pretty bad. Dont know why, but the fps drops and there was a lot of lagging.
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PuppetMaster2501 Notebook Consultant
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The human eye cant see more them 25 frames per second, problem with computer is that when it says 25fps its an avegare nummer of an period of time, meening that at some period it is both under and over that number, and when it ditchs under once in a while you notice.
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Good going Fishy! I have no experience with x200, but I do with GMA900 and x200 is much better than that.
Overclocking in FEAR helps a lot (but of course not with x200) - so x700 can pull high settings on 800x600 (shadows and all). BTW shadows are the worst performance eater, then antialiasing. Anisotropic filtering is ok up to 4x. I even started fear on my old GMA900 and it worked! All on minimum, and in 640x480 - but I could play it reasonably fast (read barely enough) in the multiplayer. That was only the test though.
And only a small thingie about FEAR - I know people with x1600 that had much lower FPS than me on x700! I mean like 20 at most. And many people on many forums cry out loud about the bad FEAR performance even at smallest resolutions. Then I ask them if they have the xfire client? That program is great, but kills the FEAR framerate to the end. Other games run fine. I tried it in Vista with x1600 and the same issue happened - the slideshow of FEAR. No drivers, no settings, but the darn Xfire tries to use the ingame chat window and kills the framerate - so if you have it - just disable the xfire functionality for FEAR - and voila 50fps or more are back in game.
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x200m is still a good mobile integrated card
my friend ran fear also but that was months ago lol
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fear works even on intel 945gm integrated graphics.
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And just so you know, that was me playing the FEAR Demo..! The actual full game runs FAR smoother than the Demo!..
Proof That X200m Can Handle F.e.a.r Well!!!
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Fishy, Aug 15, 2006.