Quite often, yes! Obviously not crysis, and obviously not other extreme games at extreme detail settings or resolutions, but by toning these down and using 3d-analyze, you can really play a lot. Let's go through a list of recent games.
1. Crysis:
No. If you thought this would, I'm surprised you managed to view this blog.
2. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars:
Yes, on medium settings/low resolution you'll get ~40fps, with occasional drops that can be fixed with lower graphics.
3. Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
Yes, easily on medium settings and resolution. If this gets laggy, drop one of these things down to low.
4. Battlefield 2142:
With 3d-analyze it will run, but not run well. Stay away, unless you want massive lag. (EDIT: with the latest driver update, this will run quite well on an Intel 965GM, as these cards have transform and lighting, but any older ones will still lag.)
5. Orange Box:
5 games. 1 box. All of which run perfectly with the settings I outlined in my first blog post. (scroll down!) Hell, steam's more of a hassle than getting games to work on Intel graphics controllers!
As you can see, many games work on hardware you wouldn't expect. With a little tweaking and low settings, stuff will run, and it will run well. If you have a suggestion for a good integrated-compatible game, just leave a comment here, or on any of my blog posts.
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Can I run battlefield 2142 on my old notebook? I have old notebook with following specs: processor pentium M 1.7 GHz (equal to Pentium 4 2.8 GHz), RAM 768 MB, Intel 855gm 64 MB (Intel Graphics Extreme 2). I want to play Battlefield 2142 with tool 3D analyze, can I play it with playable frame rates? how normally graphics quality if I play battlefield 2142 with 3d analyze? what best 3d analyze setting that match with my notebook system?
I hear some software "Game Booster" can help to increase game frame rates, what your suggestion if I combined 3d analyze with Game Booster?
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