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Hi all. I was wondering if anyone has used either the 8400 GS or 8500 GT with Silent Hunter 4 and if there was success? Thanks.
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I originally ran SH4 with an 8500GT. It worked, as long as I turned off most of the eye candy in the graphics prefs. Even adding the wakes option though caused a noticeable drop in frame rate, and in a really busy scene (explosions, multiple ships, that sort of event) it would bog down quite a bit.
I was dissatisfied enough with it that I moved to an 8800GT as soon as I could get my hands on one - huge improvement!
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Lucky Jack
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I read somewhere the 8600 or better should be the way to go.
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