Posts by Asdasl

Yeah, I have to agree that overall the screen is a little darker. This is something I'm willing to have since the colors are (to me at least) better than just adjusting the gamma. Although gamma comes close. Adjusting the curve...

Quote: Originally Posted by Guspaz Unfortunately you're wrong about a "GOOD chunk" of 3D games produced in the last 6-8 years supporting widescreen; the opposite is true. However there are hacks for many such...

I sent the file to 5150Joker. It's a small zip file about 4KB.

Pentium M 1.6GHz (533FSB) Max: 0.908V Min: 0.700V

Quote: Originally Posted by Tommi I don't think so. NEW games might support it, but MOST games are old and do not support it. Baldur's Gate II, Diablo I and II, Starcraft, Warcraft III, Fallout I and II, Master of Orion...

Yeah, I think it is more common for the idle temp to be in the mid to upper 40's (Celsius) than in the mid to upper 60's. Think about it, why would nVidia want to have the GPU in danger of having itself forced to slowdown all the time? ...

Yeah, leave it on. With 2D apps (no Directx or OpenGL), the GPU runs at 125/500. It's only in 3D apps (Directx or OpenGL) that it fires up to the higher speeds. I'm running at 390/740. I started seeing bad things around 400/760. ...

If your GPU is idle at 67C, then it's WAY too hot. Mine is aroun 48C idle and 66C maxed out. I've been reading that AC5 reduces something like 2 - 5C.

Games look just fine in widescreen. MOST games have the 1920x1200 (or whatever your widescreen res is). If not, there is generally a command that will make it that way. Most laptops will let you have any resolution on your laptop with...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sinister2000 I bought my 9300 in the UK and I dont have several of your drop down menus mainly clock freq settings, tools, add info, temp settings, refresh rate overrides, debug settings,...