OverClocking

Originally Posted by Alen

Depending on which version, that's not really true. Anything as good as or better than the 4500MHD is most likely a helluva decent mobile & power saving gpu, provided you disable Intel's horrible dynamic contrast crap.

I just find it funny when laptops advertise their Intel Graphics as "FUTURE PROOF FOR YOUR 3D GRAPHICS GAMES HD MOVIES" when it even runs minecraft poorly.

Yea, it runs it like shit. I have about, what, 5 fps?

Originally Posted by InCognito

I just find it funny when laptops advertise their Intel Graphics as "FUTURE PROOF FOR YOUR 3D GRAPHICS GAMES HD MOVIES" when it even runs minecraft poorly.

Actually anything after the 4500MHD can play HD without any problems and without stressing the cpu, the new gen ones are capable of playing back 3D HD via hdmi 1.4 (that's the "3D" part in their new "3D" campaign or smth).

Originally Posted by Sparkle

Yea, it runs it like shit. I have about, what, 5 fps?

But it can make your battery last for hours

how to OC?

overclocking your graphics card does close to nothing you might get a few extra fps in games but that is about it ruins your cards life.

Don't go over 25% overclocking . My 9400gt is fryed. My only GTS450 is not going to get overclocked /mmu

Originally Posted by parag0nx9

overclocking your graphics card does close to nothing you might get a few extra fps in games but that is about it ruins your cards life.

As long as you know what you're doing you can get a reasonable increase and no damage to the card

Originally Posted by -PoisonedG-

Don't go over 25% overclocking . My 9400gt is fryed. My only GTS450 is not going to get overclocked /mmu

I doubt you fried it unless you were stupid enough to overvolt it to a great extent

i got nvidia :P i oc'ed my old nvidia georce 8400gs after 1 month it fried the gpu. With my new nvidia gtx 450 i dont need to overclock

and btw can you oc graphics card in BIOS like you do with cpu

It's an ATI Graphics Card, which means you should have Catalyst Control Center on your PC. There are some easy overclock settings in there, you can slide them down a little bit. But keep in mind if you don't have a good cooling system in your computer, your graphics card may overheat, and get damaged. Be cautious.

Like Moto said, needa be careful
Mysuggestion is that u shoulda use the ATI Catalyst to overclock it, a tool that comes with ATI cards, Its easier to use but beware, dont OC too much or it will be damaged. I had one HD3470 on my Sony Laptop but insted of OC I bought a POwer gaming desktop.

Originally Posted by Insane

@Stevenom

460 is a great card.

580 is better.

Originally Posted by Stevenom

580 is better.

With a much lower performance/price ratio and the 460 can handle most games just fine

Originally Posted by /b/oss

2gb RAM /fp

depends on what kind of ram how many mhz

if you got 400 mhz ram than its bad but if you got 1333 mhz ram sticks than it's pretty good

Originally Posted by lolbie

depends on what kind of ram how many mhz

if you got 400 mhz ram than its bad but if you got 1333 mhz ram sticks than it's pretty good

Clocks aren't everything, timings and at what voltage the ram operates should be taking into consideration

Originally Posted by Alen

Clocks aren't everything, timings and at what voltage the ram operates should be taking into consideration

I can't even get my head around timings for some reason

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