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D'wayne	Posted - 2009.01.25 18:52:00 - [31] One of the new features in Direct X11 is allowing all rendering to be done by the CPU, where there isn't any good 3d hardware present (read Intel integrated graphics, found in most netbooks). Performance is reportedly better than Intel GMA 950 or so, reasonable framerates even in games like Crysis. You'll need to put either Vista or Windows 7 on your netbook though. With Atom, you might need one of the dual core Diamondville chips rather than the first gen single core models though. Nevertheless that will probably be the best way to get Eve-Lite working on a netbook in the future, unless it has Nvidia's s****y Ion platform.
eladi Gallente Interstellar Federal Forces	Posted - 2009.01.26 02:59:00 - [32] Edited by: eladi on 26/01/2009 03:01:15 About time ... 3d analyze bin the tool for years to use when your hardware cant handle it. Unless in in the blank/black I find it just..strange that no company or genius has taken Video hardware emulation to the next level yet. Anyways, if you have a real old someting and wana run some more modern games download this. For exsame, it alouws me to play Never winter night 2 on my Acer 110 netbook. enable TnL under the DX8.1 options and you might need a no-cd "fix" for some games. http://www.3dfxzone.it/dir/tools/3d_analyze/download/
Joss Sparq Caldari ANZAC ALLIANCE Southern Cross Alliance	Posted - 2009.01.26 03:56:00 - [33] Originally by: eladi Well thats done, Eve online running from a normal camera SD card I could not install it directly to the SD card , everytime it failed but a simple copy/past of the eve directly works fine. SD the new floppy drive ;) Cool. I may just pick up an 8GB SD card soon and do that.
Majestik Gallente Freelancing Corp Confederation of Independent Corporations	Posted - 2009.01.26 04:12:00 - [34] Edited by: Majestik on 26/01/2009 04:14:14 Edited by: Majestik on 26/01/2009 04:13:43 Originally by: Armoured C i wonder how small they are going to get , i mean could you get it smaller :P Everun Note Quote: Consider yourselves ambulated.
Joss Sparq Caldari ANZAC ALLIANCE Southern Cross Alliance	Posted - 2009.01.26 07:34:00 - [35] Originally by: Majestik Edited by: Majestik on 26/01/2009 04:14:14 Edited by: Majestik on 26/01/2009 04:13:43 Originally by: Armoured C i wonder how small they are going to get , i mean could you get it smaller :P Everun Note OMG thank you for linking that - they mention the Toshiba "Libretto", a machine which I think I saw in a television show (Ultimate Force) but couldn't identify, until now.
Ogron Oberon Incorporated Morsus Mihi	Posted - 2009.01.26 08:29:00 - [36] Originally by: Eran Laude If an iPhone can do it [and it can], then a netbook can too Wait.... what???
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.01.26 08:51:00 - [37] I'm defintiely thinking about getting a Samsung NC10, which is also Atom/GMA950 based. Looks like the spec should support Premium Lite, but has anyone got general day-to-day experiences of these new Atom notebooks? Might get one for email/web, taking notes at work, and the occasional game. What I do the rest of the time
Lieutenant Herstal Caldari Deep Core Mining Inc.	Posted - 2009.01.26 14:54:00 - [38] I've had the NC10 for a while now, it can handle the classic client without any serious problems, though i wouldn't really try to do anything combat-intensive, it slows down quite a bit when there's a lot going on. Mining, trading, light ratting etc is fine though. It should in theory handle the premium lite client, but we'll see about that.
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.01.26 21:58:00 - [39] Originally by: Lieutenant Herstal I've had the NC10 for a while now, it can handle the classic client without any serious problems, though i wouldn't really try to do anything combat-intensive, it slows down quite a bit when there's a lot going on. Mining, trading, light ratting etc is fine though. It should in theory handle the premium lite client, but we'll see about that. Would you recommend it? Thinking it'd be a good backup for photography, and general net/office usage when I'm away from work. Being able to play Eve is a bonus.
Kagura Nikon Minmatar The Black Dawn Gang	Posted - 2009.01.26 22:09:00 - [40] Originally by: D'wayne One of the new features in Direct X11 is allowing all rendering to be done by the CPU, where there isn't any good 3d hardware present (read Intel integrated graphics, found in most netbooks). Performance is reportedly better than Intel GMA 950 or so, reasonable framerates even in games like Crysis. You'll need to put either Vista or Windows 7 on your netbook though. With Atom, you might need one of the dual core Diamondville chips rather than the first gen single core models though. Nevertheless that will probably be the best way to get Eve-Lite working on a netbook in the future, unless it has Nvidia's s****y Ion platform. from where in hell you got those ideas? Goodperformance in crisis? A NVIDIA 280 has about 16 times more processing power than the TOP quad core CPU from intel. Its only aterrible and untruthful propaganda anythignthat says otherwise.

Lieutenant Herstal Caldari Deep Core Mining Inc.	Posted - 2009.01.26 23:24:00 - [41] Originally by: FireFoxx80 Would you recommend it? Thinking it'd be a good backup for photography, and general net/office usage when I'm away from work. Being able to play Eve is a bonus. Definitely, it's really good at what it does. For the purposes of office work etc it's a normal computer in every aspect - i even have AutoCAD on it, runs fine - but the mobility is second to none. Hell, you could fit it in cargo pants' pocket ;). They somehow managed to keep the keyboard size reasonable, so typing shouldn't be a problem, unlike for example with the Toshiba netbook. Actually, now that i think of it, there's only one thing i don't like about it - the touchpad, which is a little bit too small and too wide. Battery life is very good, up to about 7 hours in low power mode, about 5-6 when watching movies.
Warpfactor 9	Posted - 2009.01.27 03:44:00 - [42] Unless you can find one with a 22 inch (or larger)widescreen monitor, forget it, unless you want a really lousy game experience.
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.01.27 14:47:00 - [43] Ahh, screen shouldn't be a problem. 99% of the time it'll be docked to a USB keyboard/mouse and decent monitor. Was looking at these Dynadock things which use DisplayLink technology, but DisplayLink doesn't support DirectX.
Sprobe Jagdkommando RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.01.27 15:36:00 - [44] acer aspire with 120gb hdd works for carebearing - didnt try pvp.
Xianthar STK Scientific The Initiative.	Posted - 2009.01.27 17:45:00 - [45] eeepc 901, ubuntu 8.10 using wine works fine here with compiz, don't pvp with it but thats due to the screen size not the frame rate. cheers, x
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.02.22 20:31:00 - [46] Eve Premium works fine on a NC10, get about 15FPS in station. What I do the rest of the time
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.03.17 12:45:00 - [47] Update, Premium Lite works as well. On NC10. What I do the rest of the time
Xi Xing Gallente Black Thorne Corporation Black Thorne Alliance	Posted - 2009.03.17 17:41:00 - [48] Originally by: Ogron Originally by: Eran Laude If an iPhone can do it [and it can], then a netbook can too Wait.... what??? ^^^ this Mysterious and unsourced statement that iPhone can run Eve. My thoughts: a) dont believe you! b) proof or STFU c) tell me how. :)
Nienna Fael Sininen Talo	Posted - 2009.03.17 18:19:00 - [49] After premium lite came, I`m getting 5 fps in stations on my EEEPC 1000H. This is not due to the fancy graphics or anything like that, but because they REMOVED the Do not load station environment tick. If I warp to any Jita moon and zoom out, I get 20++ fps.
FireFoxx80 Caldari E X O D U S Imperial Republic Of the North	Posted - 2009.03.19 19:59:00 - [50] Turn it down as low as it'll go. 16bit graphics, etc. What I do the rest of the time

Ms Delerium	Posted - 2009.06.11 01:36:00 - [51] Call of Duty on a netbook...
Misanth RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE	Posted - 2009.06.11 02:12:00 - [52] Holy necro batman! - I'd tell you why but then I'll have to kill you. And to kill you I'd have to log in. And to log in I'd have to stop browsing these forums. Both you and me knows that'll never happen.
buttesauce	Posted - 2009.06.11 03:33:00 - [53] convince me not to buy http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220385 it has a 9300gs in a netbook. i think its the precursor to the ion thing.
SpaceSquirrels Caldari	Posted - 2009.06.11 04:47:00 - [54] Swear EVE has the cheapest player base. Not to brand knock or anything, but just remember you get what you pay Cough cough acer cough. _________________________ HATERS!!!!


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