Hello everyone, I just finished ordering a new customized DV2000T. I should be receiving it next week and I really can't wait.Here are the specs:
Core 2 Duo T7200 2.0 Ghz
2 GB RAM
Nividia video card
80 GB Hard Drive
Webcam
Matte Screen (Indoor/Outdoor use)
ABG Wireless + Bluetooth
DVD Burner
12 Cell Battery
Media Center OS
The system will be used primaly for school work (business in the future) and basic home apps, but I also have to take a 1hr ride on the metro to and from work so I want to play the occasional game. My question is, with the specs I listed, which games will run adequately in medium to medium-high settings???
I was thinking along the line of 2004 and older games (Call of Duty 1 maybe). Thanks,
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The nVidia 7200 should be 'powerful' enough to play most games from 2004, I think. Not 100% sure, though.
It's not the best card, or even the most midrange card, but, it's better than Intel's GMA950.
Just don't plan to play any of the newer games, and if you are able to, they won't be very good quality.
Hope this helps.
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With that said, I read somewhere here that the card has 32mb dedicated memory and the rest is shared. When I look at the recommended specs on the game boxes, should I pass on any that say they need more that 32mb or can I go up to 128?? Note sure how that works as I am mainly a console gamer (xbox 360). Thanks
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32mb dedicated. 96mb "turbocached" or taken from RAM. It's a decent card, along the lines of a desktop Geforce 4 Ti4200... You should be fine.
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I've heard of being able to go up to 256MB if you use an edited nVidia driver, which allows you to use up to 224MB of RAM for Turbocache, which HP's driver doesn't. -
Any downsides to using that edited driver?? Where can I find it?? Thanks for help.
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yeah the ram and processor are wonderful! The graphics card isnt too good though...
If you havnt already bought it, then I recomend looking at the dv6000t, you can get those same specs, but with a better memory card (256 mb)
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Not sure where to find them, but I have heard of them. -
I anyone knows where to download a custom driver for the 7200 to bump up the shared memory size, i would be eternally grateful.................that is, for as long I remember to be grateful =)
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Well, like I said before, I don't plan on playing the latest games, but I do like to optimize and maximize what I have. It is not a big deal really, but I am the type that buys a tuner to squeeze an extra 5-10 hp out of an engine.
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i thought geforce 6150 is equals geforce 4 Ti and 7200 is much better than geforce 4 Ti -
And the 7200 isn't the fastest graphics card in history but it does have most of the features of the other 7x00 series Nvidia chips, and is definitely more than enough to play any older and most recent games at decent settings. Future games on the other hand...
Games on the DV2000T
Discussion in 'HP' started by Artood2s, Jan 9, 2007.