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OneShot · 09-20-09, 09:50 PM

Just installed and tested Dangerous Waters on an ASUS Eee PC.

I've got a ASUS 1000H Go with an Intel Atom 270 (1,6Ghz) and 2GB RAM. The GPU is a Intel 945 onboard. Long story short ... it works. Just adjust the graphic settings to the lowest one and run it in 800x600 and you get more than decent frame rates.

Tried a quick mission with the P-3 and it worked well. Furthermore since you don't need the CD while playing its absolutly hassle free.

Cheers
OS

09-20-09, 09:50 PM	#1
OneShot Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Germany Posts: 956 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	Dangerous Waters on a Netbook Just installed and tested Dangerous Waters on an ASUS Eee PC. I've got a ASUS 1000H Go with an Intel Atom 270 (1,6Ghz) and 2GB RAM. The GPU is a Intel 945 onboard. Long story short ... it works. Just adjust the graphic settings to the lowest one and run it in 800x600 and you get more than decent frame rates. Tried a quick mission with the P-3 and it worked well. Furthermore since you don't need the CD while playing its absolutly hassle free. Cheers OS __________________ All the things you always wanted to know about Dangerous Waters but never dared to ask!