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    C90 and EQ2

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by crxluv2, Oct 25, 2007.

  1. crxluv2

    crxluv2 Notebook Guru

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    Anyone running EQ2 on their C90? Experiencing any problems? I specifically have choppy animations when running/floating/etc which I attribute to the game not taking advantage of both cores, but who knows.

    Anyways, anyone running EQ2 what settings are you using?
     
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    anyone? eq2? c90?
     
    crxluv2, Oct 26, 2007
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    drakoniac Notebook Consultant

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    do you play other games, how do they run?

    I don't know much about EQ2 specifically, sorry
     
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    EQ2 is somewhat old so no dual core...

    1680x1050 + 4xAA might be too much for a DDR2 8600M GT, if you're using that.

    XP MMOs als tend to have problems on Vista
     
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    I disabled AA via ntune but didn't notice any difference. I guess I'll try turning the resolution down a bit, see what that looks like. I'm also running Vista Ultimate x64

    Not supporting dual core is pretty lame.
     
    crxluv2, Oct 26, 2007
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