ATI Radeon Mobility X300.... is it pretty good for running oblivion??

betoski

betoski

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I just wanted some feed back...is it atleast decent?

Chipset
Chipset Manufacturer ATI
GPU Radeon X300
Core clock 325MHz
PixelPipelines 4

Memory
Memory Clock 400MHz
Memory Size 128MB
Memory Interface 128-bit
Memory Type DDR

3D API
DirectX DirectX 9
OpenGL OpenGL 2.0

Interface
Interface PCI Express x16

Ports
D-SUB 1
DVI 1
TV-Out S-Video Out
VIVO No

General
Tuner None
RAMDAC 400 MHz
Max Resolution 2048x1536@85Hz
Cooler Heatsink and Fan
Operating Systems Supported Windows 2000/XP
System Requirements Intel Pentium 4 or AMD mainboard with one PCI Express x16 slot
128 MB system memory or more
Installation software requires CD or DVD ROM drive

INTERFACE/BUS- PCI Express, native x16 lane
MEMORY - 128MB DDR2 SDRAM CHIPSET - ATI RADEON X300
CONNECTORs - (1) 15-pin VGA port
(1) 7-pin S-Video/Composite port
(1) 24-pin DVI-I port
RESOLUTIONS - 640 x 480 @ 200Hz 1280 x 1024 @ 160Hz 1920 x 1440 @ 90Hz
800 x 600 @ 200Hz 1600 x 1200 @ 120Hz 2048 x 1536 @ 85Hz
1024 x 768 @ 200Hz 1920 x 1080 @ 120Hz
1152 x 864 @ 200Hz 1920 x 1200 @ 100Hz
SOFTWARE - Includes MSI software bundle:
MSI Live Update Series (Live VGA BIOS & Live VGA Driver)
3D! Turbo Experience (Fancy, Game-looking HTML/Flash
Based Tool).
GoodMen (Automatically release the system memory space,
reduce the risk of system hang-up).
LockBox (Instantly enter the data lock mode when you must
leave your system for a while).
WMIinfor (Automatically list the detail system
configuration, it helpful for engineering
service people).
MSI Secure DOC
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Trend Micro PC-Cillin 2002
Microsoft DirectX 9.0
REQUIREMENTS - Operating Systems Support Windows XP/2000
Power supply of 350 (and up) watt is highly recommended for
system stability.
 
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Oblivion looked pretty graphics intensive. You should be able to run the game on low, but dont expect anything spectaculor.
 
yeah i know...peeps where telling me that i'll be able to run it on some low and some medium settings but it would still be look pretty good
 
all the pictures (screenshots) you see of oblivion are at ultra high settings and [usually] high resolutions. Keep in mind that you'll have to lower the gfx quite a bit to get decent framerates and the visuals wont really end up looking that great. I've seen screens of oblivion at low settings and it looks like a game that's a couple years old. However, the gameplay is fantastic so it would still be worth it.
 
Wanna know how it looks on an X300 SE? I took these 2 screenshots when I still had my X300 in.

ScreenShot0.jpg


ScreenShot1.jpg


These are the settings I played with, and it played good enough for me. I dont know the FPS cause I never decided to enable that when playing oblivion until after I replaced my card, but my guess is (outdoors) anywhere from 8-30 FPS, (indoors) 15-~60.
 
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Cool! it looks good...mine will probably look crappier since i have the ATI Radeon Moblility X300..and not X300SE...u think it will still look pretty good?

Ohhh!! what were ur settings/??
 
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I'm sure theres not much difference between the X300 and the X300 SE.

Settings:
Texture - high
Distance lands, buildings and trees on, grass distance about half way. Dont remember ther other draw distances...
water detail full, blood detail full, shadows were set pretty low. Thats about all I can remember off the top of my head.
 
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