Hey it´s me again , so what do you think : Is the Medion Erazer X6823 better than the Lenovo Y500 for dolphin gaming
specs:
Cpu: Intel Core i7 3630qm (2.4-3.4 ) Ghz
Gpu: Nvidia GeForce gtx 670mx
Windows 8
Ram: 16 GB
750GB HDD
Well i want to play the NGC classics like : Mario Sunshine , Luigi´s Mansion and Pikmin. ...
faithfully, davidruffy
Quote:Is the Medion Erazer X6823 better than the Lenovo Y500 for dolphin gaming
Yes , both laptop have 1920x1080 resolution , Nvidia GTX 670MX can handle 4xIR (2560x2112) plus anti-aliasing in demanding games while GT 650M GDDR5 only handle 4xIR in light-weight games and 3xIR(1920x1584) in demanding games
Higher internal resolution will give better downscaling effect (graphic looks much better , sharper )
Recommend : 4xIR for 1080p display , 2.5IR(1600x1320) or 3x IR for 1366x768 display
Quote: Well i want to play the NGC classics like : Mario Sunshine , Luigi´s Mansion and Pikmin. ...
These games are light-weight
Demanding games are Xenoblade , The Last Story , Super Mario Galaxy...
(03-28-2013, 06:43 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]Because he did not use LLE back end for accurate Audio
If he did , Mario Galaxy would not be playable at all (due to choppy audio)
That is true. I am not an audiophile and I have never played Super Mario Galaxy using LLE so I can't make a fair comparison how much better audio is with LLE. However, from what I have played through (60 stars collected) the audio is decent enough, nothing that will make your ears bleed. I did experience a loss of audio in one level though, but I got it resolved.
The point is you can enjoy most of Super Mario Galaxy just fine through without having to use LLE.
Quote: I am not an audiophile
It's not like that . If you use HLE , the background music will disappear after a few mins
And the game will crash when you get the grand star (though this was fixed in recent version of Dolphin)
Ok, thanks for your reply