Anyone want to try out the X-Plane demo (or have X-Plane 9) and test to see whether or not it's OK on a newer MB with the 9400M card? As posted, try 1024x768 and medium-ish settings if possible and report findings. I don't know that if it can handle some decent/modern 3D games at mid settings, if it's capable of this. Thanks.
Oops. Link to the demo here for non-owners but new MB owners ... http://dev.x-plane.c...nstallerMac.zip
ANSWERED ...
According to "palple" over on the xplanefreeware forums, it does indeed work well. His reply ...
"I've got that same machine, and I can run x-plane at 1024x800, windowed mode, at 25fps, with more than medium settings (I've got 2x antialiasing, water reflections set to max, very high res, anisotropic filtering, medium objects)."
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X-Plane on the MB with the 9400M? YES IT DOES With 1024x768 window and "medium" settings?
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Posted 22 January 2009 - 04:14 PM
Raven 13" MacBook (unibody) 2.0GHz | 4GB RAM | 500GB WD Scorpio Blue | 256MB 9400M
Magpie 20" Core Duo iMac 2.0GHz | 2GB RAM | 250MB HD | 256MB X1600 ATI
"No, I have no reason to claim that, except to appease the octopus that lives in my head."
"HA HA HA HA! You got a gerls computer. Real men game on a PowerPC!" -- tBC
"Cats don't need names ... we know who we are." -- Neil Gaiman
Magpie 20" Core Duo iMac 2.0GHz | 2GB RAM | 250MB HD | 256MB X1600 ATI
"No, I have no reason to claim that, except to appease the octopus that lives in my head."
"HA HA HA HA! You got a gerls computer. Real men game on a PowerPC!" -- tBC
"Cats don't need names ... we know who we are." -- Neil Gaiman
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