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    DX10 gaming on a HD3450

    Posted on Wednesday, April 30 2008 @ 03:45:08 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Neoseeker decided to put some marketing claims to the test and see what a Diamond HD3450 could do when game to DX10 gaming. Using videos, they show how things looks on a HD3450, and what neighborhood of framerates you can hope for with such a device.
    "X3 ran quite well. With texture and shader quality set to 'medium' (and no AA or AF) the game had no absolutely no problems at all. Framerates would generally ranged from the low 30's to the high '50s. This was at a resolution of 1280x1024. Of all the five games we looked at, X3 was the game that ran the smoothest. So, if space-trading, dog-fighting, Elite/Privateer-type games are your thing, you can get away with not spending over a $100 on a video card to fly a starship. Check out this video of the HD3450 in action..."
    Read more at Neoseeker.


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