Games & gear forum: how will unreal tournament 2004 look like on my pc?

....you mean, blocky?

Two small form factor PC's that use the Intel 915gm graphics are shown here :

http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1965&page=12

...and it's not a pretty score for UT2004 (don't look at the Doom 3 scores!) either!

However, here's a link that shows the Intel 915G GMA 900 graphic chip, which may be in your B130 (so many variations of the same chip were used).

http://www.sharkyextreme.com/hardware/motherboards/article.php/10703_3379011__9

Although it's nowhere near the two red ATI X600 scores, it appears to sneak above 30fps at 1024x768 res. By the way, why don't you just install the Unreal 2004 demo and see for yerself how good or bad it performs?

http://www.download.com/Unreal-Tournament-2004-demo/3000-7453_4-10322225.html

GeeBee.

from the first URL, the bottom of that page...


"Each test is run three times with the third run being recorded"

What's the purpose of the first 2 test runs in a PC benchmarking sense? To warm up the PCs, or just to make sure all 3 test runs were about the same?

I thought textures, levels, and stuff like that load up before gameplay, or is that too past tense as in it's just too much to handle at once? I haven't played PC games that eat up 2.5GB of HD space after installed in a while, and those weren't alot.

Eh, so it is to ''warm up'' the hardware in regard to what you said for #1

thanks for the reply