Anyone done performance testing on how Sandy Bridge's GPU works with Spring? Is it a viable third solution or just a new round of compatibility issues for the engine?
Did a search, "Sandy Bridge" is only said 9 times in total, doesn't seem like there's much being said on the subject so far.
Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
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Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
When will you guys understand?
Intel does not produce GPUs!
They just have accelerated framebuffers!
Intel does not produce GPUs!
They just have accelerated framebuffers!
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Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
Sounds like somebody bought a new PC but was too cheap to buy a real graphics card. ^^
Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
......I'm pretty sure you can run a 5850 in any SB system......
What Caydr is getting at I think is: can people who buy budget sandy bridge based systems play spring.
What Caydr is getting at I think is: can people who buy budget sandy bridge based systems play spring.
Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
I have a Sandybridge chipset here but I never tested out the 'gpu' in my i5, I went straight to the GTX550 ti, but I've not encountered any issues so far under Windows 7 x64 with spring, other than the horrendous defaults in the settings app
Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
I actualy used to run Spring on an embedded GPU - everything worked except LUPS. Made CA pretty bad, though, since flamethrower flames were invisible.
Re: Spring on Sandy Bridge chips?
I've got an i7 2600k on its way to me, I'll let you know how the IGP runs spring....