[QUOTE="ronvalencia"][QUOTE="washd123"]
low settings at 800x600 which is something most igpus can handle is weaker than the consoles. youd be better with a console
most console games are medium or medium high at best at 720p or lower 30fps. any low end rig (dualcore 2.4-3.0ghz, 2-3gb ram, hd3850/4650 or 9600gso/gt220) can handle that
clyde46
ATI Radeon HD 4650 can handle ME2 at 1600x900 and max details. Shader power from ATI Radeon HD 4650 kills ATI Xenos. BS, my 4670 1Gb struggled with ME1 at 1680x1050 at max settings. WTF? It's ME2 and 1600x900p i.e. my old laptop can't beyond 1600x900p.
I still own Sony Vaio VGN-FW-45 laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53Ghz + ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 (500Mhz/600Mhz(effective 1200Mhz)) + 4GB DDR2-800 system ram (with dual channel mode).
Radeon HD 46X0 has 8 ROPs which limits its rendering preformance at high resolutions i.e. it can handle 1280x720p ME2 with ease. My ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 will struggle at 1680x1050(connected to external monitor) and max settings i.e. 1600x900p is in the borderline. Same thing with Dragon Age.
My ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 can't handle Final Fantasy 14 benchmark at 1280x720p (scored ~1184 points, jerky). Overclocking doesn't change the point scores.This is one the reasons whyI bought the Dell XPS 1645 laptop (scored ~1894 points, smooth, which is not bad for 26 watts GPU).
The desktop part is clocked higher than the mobile part. I can overclock my 4650 to 550Mhz**/800Mhz**. I always use the latest or near latest ATI Cat drivers.
**Few more Mhz leads black screen.
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