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    At IDF Intel announces Santa Rosa will NOT be DX10 compliant

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Pitabred, Apr 17, 2007.

  1. Pitabred

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    Intel graphics cards have had a long history of underperforming, so this is no surprise for me.
     
    Greg, Apr 17, 2007
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    Meh... true gamers will go for a dedicated solution anyway. Even if it had been DX10 compliant, I highly doubt it would have been possible of playing any games in DX10 mode. Honestly, most people have to use DX7 mode on the GMA950, which is technically DX9.0c compliant.
     
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