Hi, I have my acer c312xmi for 1 month now and

[DeusDeorum]

Hi,
I have my acer c312xmi for 1 month now and installed my first game today :), i tested the dungeon siege 2 demo and recognized that all visual effects, e.g. the fire (picture) are very very bad :-( you can count every pixel :-/
I have a integrated intel 915gm express chipset card, i know that this is not much, but i think the visual effects must get better or ? i have the newest driver installed..... WHO CAN HELP ME , PLEEAASSSEEE

[skinny_fat]

Integrated graphics are about the worst you can have. Ask anyone on this board, tablets are NOT 3D gaming machines. Use your desktop for that.

[krypticide]

My M200 has a dedicated graphics card, but even so it's barely enough to play current games.

[lennartp]

they certainly are not made for gaming....
intel has a game compatibility list, dungeon siege 2 is not listed, only dungeon siege http://www.intel.com/support/graphic...phics+915main&

[Gorzan]

Another issue with 3D games is the TFT LCD screen--this is not related to the fire pixelation in your screenshot: http://www.d-silence.com/feature.php?id=249 The two main issues are 1. the TFT LCD screen must run at it's native resolution for best graphics, if the computer is not fast enough to run a game at the native resolution (in the case of my C312 it's 1024X768) and you have to set it to a lower resolution (800 x 600 for example) then the graphics will suffer. 2. the TFT LCD does not refresh as fast as a CRT monitor so there can be ghosting in fast moving games.

[joshuac]

You can say tablets aren't gaming machines, but tell that to my M4 that tears through COD2, FEAR (on medium settings), and CS:S :)

[NoCleverName]

Any older non-3D games run quite well on my X41 (e.g. Civilization3) Anything with 3D graphics is pretty stinking slow though, you really need a dedicated card for that.