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p3ngwin
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 08:08 GMT
World Of Warcraft a "graphics heavy game" ?
are you kidding?
the game runs at max setting at 1024*768 on a 1 gig SINGLE core cpu and a 5 year old grfx card!
Big_Boomer
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 09:19 GMT
Yeah, what he said. <LOL>
If they really want to impress me they should try running Crysis on it. Hell, even something like FarCry would be impressive.
Edwin
say *mo-bile*
Your 1024x768 1GHz single core CPU with a 5 year old gfx card still requires a petrol-powered generator and dolly for anything approaching mobility
Geez. That's a bit like pointing out that a Bugatti Veyron's top speed is crap. When compared to a fighter jet.
Jasmine Strong
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 10:30 GMT
...then why doesn't it have on-die I/O? If it's two chips, it's not an SoC, it's just got an integrated memory controller.
Dave
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 10:50 GMT
2 chips equates to neither of them being a 'system on chip' - SOC.
A decent degree of integration, granted, but not-a-SOC.
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p3ngwin
World Of Warcraft a "graphics heavy game" ? #
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 08:08 GMT
World Of Warcraft a "graphics heavy game" ?
are you kidding?
the game runs at max setting at 1024*768 on a 1 gig SINGLE core cpu and a 5 year old grfx card!
Big_Boomer
World Of Warcraft a "graphics heavy game" ?!?!? #
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 09:19 GMT
Yeah, what he said. <LOL>
If they really want to impress me they should try running Crysis on it. Hell, even something like FarCry would be impressive.
Edwin
@p3ngwin #
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 09:19 GMT
say *mo-bile*
Your 1024x768 1GHz single core CPU with a 5 year old gfx card still requires a petrol-powered generator and dolly for anything approaching mobility
Geez. That's a bit like pointing out that a Bugatti Veyron's top speed is crap. When compared to a fighter jet.
Jasmine Strong
If it's an SoC... #
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 10:30 GMT
...then why doesn't it have on-die I/O? If it's two chips, it's not an SoC, it's just got an integrated memory controller.
Dave
I agree with Jasmine #
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 10:50 GMT
2 chips equates to neither of them being a 'system on chip' - SOC.
A decent degree of integration, granted, but not-a-SOC.