its an integrated HD3200 on a LAPTOP, there is no aa/af in 1.6
HD3200 Counterstrike 1920x1200?
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its an integrated HD3200 on a LAPTOP, there is no aa/af in 1.6
NosBoost300
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you can force AA and AF in cs 1.6
and its anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering ... they both smoothen out pixels in games so its not jagged and fuzzy
and if its 1.6... you can play at 1920x1200 without a problem
if its cs:s... then you will have a problem.. my 6800gs could not run 1680x1050 cs:s source in any HDR maps
and its anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering ... they both smoothen out pixels in games so its not jagged and fuzzy
and if its 1.6... you can play at 1920x1200 without a problem
if its cs:s... then you will have a problem.. my 6800gs could not run 1680x1050 cs:s source in any HDR maps
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Doesnt matter if its a laptop or not, the HD3200 is the same chip.
And you can force aa/af in nvidia control panel like nos said.
NosBoost300
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lol somehow i failed to mention nvidia control panel...
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6800gs.....i would have thought you owned a 6800ultra or 6800GT.
Funny thing, when i bought my first gpu, it was in between a 7300GT and 6800XT, and i chose the 7300 cause it was newer.....lol i was a noob.
Funny thing, when i bought my first gpu, it was in between a 7300GT and 6800XT, and i chose the 7300 cause it was newer.....lol i was a noob.
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dude the 6800GS was an awesome card for the money. When I had mine I loved it, then upgraded to a 7800GT and only noticed a small difference. THen swapped to a 7900GT and it made quite a nice difference 
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Yeah, well knowing nos and his addiction for higher end gpu's.
I remember hearing a lot about the 6600GT, how it was the bang for your buck card of the 6 series.
I remember hearing a lot about the 6600GT, how it was the bang for your buck card of the 6 series.
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Best bang/buck was the 6800GS imo. The AGP version could even get a few pipes unlocked into an Ultra. I had the XXX edition PCI-E version and it was a very good overclocker.
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ya... the gs was the very first gpu that i bought... then i got the 7900gt... then 2 7900gt's... then a x1900xt... then a x1950pro... x1950xtx... 8800gts 640... LOL the list goes on
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i loved my msi 6600gt was honestly a beast and handle every game i wanted to play at tehe time exept oblivion, but at that tiem oblivion was compareble to crysis, only now are we getting hardware that runs int properly, all this makes me a litle scared for fallout 3. but anyway your hd3200 will run 1.6 easy.
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