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    Is the CF-28 mk1 LynxEM videochip capable of hardware D3D

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by MasterBlaster2039, Apr 5, 2011.

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    I have a Toughbook CF-28 mk1, that has a LynxEM videochip with 4 megabytes of videoram. Is this LynxEM videochip capable of displaying/playing D3D / hardware 3D games ? Or is it just an old 2D videochip ?

    Is there also a driver for the LynxEM, that has a bit more options, as the Standard Windows XP driver ?

    I cant find much info about this certain videocard on the web, so i thought, that the best thing , was just to ask this question on the Toughbook forum.
     
    MasterBlaster2039, Apr 5, 2011
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