wow amazing he turned the graphics down
i played this shit on a Duron
[QUOTE=abcpea;51905233]wow amazing he turned the graphics down
i played this shit on a Duron[/QUOTE]
The point is... the game allows you to go this deep into graphical fidelity. You could essentially run this game off of an easy bake oven with this configuration. Still an amazing game to have run on something so minimal.
Reminds me how i tried to play Hitman: Silent Assassin on 2MB video card except it was much messier than this.
[QUOTE=Toothpick;51905499]The point is... the game allows you to go this deep into graphical fidelity. You could essentially run this game off of an easy bake oven with this configuration. Still an amazing game to have run on something so minimal.[/QUOTE]
But that's pretty common knowledge unless we're getting to the point were like Doom, [URL="http://itrunsdoom.tumblr.com/"]we're trying to run HL2 on devices that shouldn't be able to run it.[/URL]
[QUOTE=LoneWolf_Recon;51905591]But that's pretty common knowledge unless we're getting to the point were like Doom, [URL="http://itrunsdoom.tumblr.com/"]we're trying to run HL2 on devices that shouldn't be able to run it.[/URL][/QUOTE]
This game came out in 2004
"Grab popcorn this is the longest video I've made"
Video is only 4 minutes
[QUOTE=revan740;51905602]"Grab popcorn this is the longest video I've made"
Video is only 4 minutes[/QUOTE]
He said in-depth.
yup this is almost how i had to do it back in the day (circa. 2010)
had a shitty acer nettop with an intel atom, had to input all kinds of launch commands, i got completely fucked over though when hl2 updated to the ep2 engine.
Reminds me of what I had to do to get Doom 3 running on my netbook, though it was't as drastic.
Half-Life 2 actually ran decently without having to go to cfgs, I just had to put everything in the settings on low.
Kinda reminds me when i had UT3 running on a 256 mb GPU, Looked like doom.
[QUOTE=Durrsly;51905638]Reminds me of what I had to do to get Doom 3 running on my netbook, though it was't as drastic.
Half-Life 2 actually ran decently without having to go to cfgs, I just had to put everything in the settings on low.[/QUOTE]
didnt someone completely fuck the graphics to make that game run on a voodoo card or something
remember playing max payne at 3 fps
slow-mo features integrated!
His other videos are pretty interesting, even if you have a good PC if you really care about framerate they contain a lot of good info on how to improve performance in different games.
[video=youtube;HZ2r6qtgbfQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ2r6qtgbfQ[/video]
[QUOTE=Fox Powers;51905869]didnt someone completely fuck the graphics to make that game run on a voodoo card or something[/QUOTE]
[video=youtube;nUVXAl0dgYY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUVXAl0dgYY[/video]
dios mio
that's actually pretty impressive for a card meant to run games like Quake II
[QUOTE=Durrsly;51907075][video=youtube;nUVXAl0dgYY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUVXAl0dgYY[/video]
dios mio
that's actually pretty impressive for a card meant to run games like Quake II[/QUOTE]
[t]http://i.imgur.com/vrzyNie.png[/t]
Erm, I don't think that's necessary now?
I remember the first time I played Half Life 2 and had to run in in DX 7 because I was using my dad's work computer at the time. Was DX7 support for new games very common in 2004? I remember that the minimum system requirements for HL2EP2 were DX8.
tbh a part of me always wanted a tiny computer even at my desktop just for the fuck of it but I wouldn't even know what to do with an atom
[QUOTE=Durrsly;51907075][video=youtube;nUVXAl0dgYY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUVXAl0dgYY[/video]
dios mio
that's actually pretty impressive for a card meant to run games like Quake II[/QUOTE]
I got it running on my samsung S7
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bujYJsI42M[/media]
Aparently most slower phone could nearly perform the same, since it doesnt use multi threading, or something like that..
But with a bunch of tweaking with graphics and control, i can average 45-60fps plus better quality, and it supports mods.
Bluetooth controller with mounting bracket then good to go.
thanks for the tutorial man now i can finally play the next installment on my voodoo 2000
[QUOTE=alx12345;51915899]I got it running on my samsung S7
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You're completely missing the point of that doom 3 mod. It wasn't just to get Doom 3 running on incredibly slow hardware. Voodoo cards used their own proprietary graphics library called 3DFX. They are too ancient to support OpenGL or DirectX.
I was not refering to it, but it is also x86 running on android architecture, either way i just think its a great game for mobile
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[QUOTE=En_Carlson;51915979]You're completely missing the point of that doom 3 mod. It wasn't just to get Doom 3 running on incredibly slow hardware. Voodoo cards used their own proprietary graphics library called 3DFX. They are too ancient to support OpenGL or DirectX.[/QUOTE]
According to Wikipedia, the Voodoo 2 does support Direct3D and OpenGL along with 3DFx's Glide.
The comments say that it's running under DX6
[QUOTE=Fox Powers;51905869]didnt someone completely fuck the graphics to make that game run on a voodoo card or something[/QUOTE]
It's not just Doom 3 that can get fucked up
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0vFGldrL6Y[/media]
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