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Originally Posted by BlinKSilver
i never like to call anyones bluff, but its started to look even more unlikely. EVENTUALLY, i will buy some DDR2-533 and recreate the test.
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Originally Posted by pygo
I should note that, although nobody knows for sure, it seems the consensus on the Japanese hardware forums is that it is a 64/192. That would be my only reservation. If not, and the Sony engineers have blessed us with a 32/224 card then i believe the chances of success is very high. I am hoping for news by this weekend. Just curious, were you not able to boot from the floppy? I see an option in the bios?
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Originally Posted by ckcroz
One thing that drives me crazy about WoW/6200 is that when I run into anything like steam, flowing water from a fountain, some spell effects, and some of the transparent effects, my FPS drops to mid-teens or less. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by pygo
Sorry don't recall the name of the place but it after you come outside of a town...it starts to snow...it's about 10hrs - 15hrs...into the game or so?
Nice game though eh, it's a lot like Neverwinter Nights? |
and 370MHz for mem (740MHz with DDR effect) so If the GPU core speed is true - 635MHz (though I overclocked a desktop version of 6200 and reached 492MHz for core maximum) than here is the result of twicing the performance in 3dMark05 - with 370MHz core you get about ~1100marks and with 635 you get ~1800 Logically - it's right, the processing speed is directly connected with the GPU clock and pipelines, but practically!!!! is it possibile to overclock GeForce Go 6200 in a NOTEBOOK UP TO 635MHz
thats what is going to be with your notebook then -> 