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    1440x900 question.

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by deathpenalty, Dec 30, 2007.

  1. deathpenalty

    deathpenalty Notebook Consultant

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    I'm currently waiting for my 1440x900 resolution M1530.

    Of course as you know a 1280x800 had I opted for it would have put less strain on the GPU so of course I'm losing FPS.

    My question is how much do I need to overclock the 8600m GT to get those extra FPS back.
     
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    Ichigo Notebook Evangelist

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    Plus que neuf milles!
     
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    ahuneeu1 Notebook Consultant

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    Dude play your games at 1280x800 if you are so worried about performance and everything will be fine and smooth...
     
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    Yes thats fine but your post doesn't help. Playing at non-native resolution doesn't look as good.

    Anybody who has dabbled in a little overclocking of their 8600m GT on a higher resolution screen want to help?
     
    deathpenalty, Dec 30, 2007
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