Graphics Card Advice

[Vanicent]

Does anyone know if a laptop with "Intel 915GM Express Chipset Integrated Graphics" will run Final Fantasy XI?

The game spec is as follows:

Windows 98/98 SE/Me/2000/XP
Intel Pentium III 800Mhz or higher
128MB RAM
7.5GB hard disk drive space
DirectX 8.1
DirectX 8.1-compatible sound card
CD-ROM drive, keyboard, mouse
56K or faster Internet connection
NVIDIA GeForce video card with 32MB of RAM or ATI RADEON 9000 series graphics card (AGP)

Thanks.

[gIzzE]

Does anyone know if a laptop with "Intel 915GM Express Chipset Integrated Graphics" will run Final Fantasy XI?

The game spec is as follows:


NVIDIA GeForce video card with 32MB of RAM or ATI RADEON 9000 series graphics card (AGP)

There is your answer.

[VR46]

Depends on rest of laptop spec, (esp memory and CPU speed) my laptop (with onboard Intel graphics) run's WoW OK but in theory is below minimum specs - get about 12fps with all display settings in the middle.

[SubparMario]

Even if it does manage to run it, I'd imagine the experience wouldn't be very great. You can get laptops with decent nvidia and ATI graphics solutions these days, that's what you'd need for a gaming laptop.

[m4xheadroom]

you can get a ATI 9800pro for about ?80 if u look about now, it can still run the latest games too

[VR46]

yeah but try squeezing that into your laptop

[Vanicent]

Thanks for the advice all. What gIzzE said is pretty much what I had figured anyway, but I wanted a more expert opinion, since I'm not really too knowledgable with graphics cards.

[FelixofMars]

Thats why the world made hammers

yeah but try squeezing that into your laptop