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Can anyone help me upgrade my drivers
Apperently google fails me

OS: Microsoft Windows XP
CPU: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N270 @ 1.60GHz
RAM: 1526 MB
GPU: Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
VRAM: 64 MB
DRIVER: 6.14.10.4926


help me upgrade my drivers pls
coz i am really lagging on some games of mine
Hey here's a site that skulfuk gave me: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx

Hope it helps mate.
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CHipset family? laptop right, most games don;t run as good as desktops with Chipsets installed, I'm experiancing the same problem with the best chi[set from Intel
My old laptop had the 945 series and it lagged on almost all games, so don't get your hopes up that it will run a lot better if you update drivers.
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well I can still play first person shooters games at a pleasant 60 - 100 fps
toribash on 13 fps max and the lowest is 0 fps
Well, maybe thats because toribash might be running more complex tasks than the fps games.
Originally Posted by ID12345 View Post
well I can still play first person shooters games at a pleasant 60 - 100 fps
toribash on 13 fps max and the lowest is 0 fps

Which shooters are we talking about here? Doom 2?
Newer shooter games won't even be able to boot up on an integrated chipset, so it's not really a fair comparison.
Originally Posted by CiaoTime View Post
Which shooters are we talking about here? Doom 2?
Newer shooter games won't even be able to boot up on an integrated chipset, so it's not really a fair comparison.

like source games and hl1.exe and hl2.exe powered games
i dont play doom
only back then when i was 5 years old
except l4d and call of duty 3 and up
Originally Posted by ID12345 View Post
like source games and hl1.exe and hl2.exe powered games
i dont play doom
only back then when i was 5 years old
except l4d and call of duty 3 and up

Running Half-Life 2 at a playable level is impossible. Believe me, I've tried it. Got it up to 8fps on an integrated chipset, with software rendering. And the quality was... abysmal.

If you want to run HL2 at 60fps, you'll need an above-average laptop with a true mobile graphics card.