Dell : excellent.
J’ai un Inspiron E1505/6400. Cliquez sur ma signature pour voir ma review.
Si on parle du meme Reflex Simulator :
System Requirements :
Pentium 4 1200 MHz or similar AMD with 256MB RAM
AGP 2X hardware accelerated video card with at least 32 MB of video RAM
1 GB free hard disk space
CD-ROM or DVD drive
USB-Port 1.1 or 2.0
Recommended video card:
f.e. GeForce FX5900 Ultra 128 MB
Radeon 9700 Pro 128 MB or a later model
8.1 or later version driver required
Some more informations on Video cards:
Please make sure your video card drivers are up-to-date. To check the driver date, please klick to START - RUN - type DXDIAG and press ENTER. Click to DISPLAY in the appearing window and check the driver date on the right side. Anything older than September 2004 won’t show good results.
The old PCI standard cards won’t work, but the brand new PCI-EXPRESS cards work perfectly fine. It doesn’t matter if the PCIexpress is motherboard integrated in a notebook or a slotted desktop system.
Some older AGB motherboards (< 2003) support 2x, 4x or 8x but the BIOS is not updated so allow anything else but 1x. In case you have a 2x or better card AND you motherboard supports 2x or better AND Reflex is not performing (>25 FPS), please check if a BIOS update is available for your motherboard.
Notebooks sometimes use SIS or Intel Extreme chips. In general, these chips are not suitable for the Reflex. They work fine for normal operation but the hardware acceleration is very limited - in most cases the acceleration is a software emulation only. That is fine for 7-10 fps but far away from fluent simulation.
Shared memory in desktops or notebooks is a real Reflex killer. Shared memory is nice to cut the price but at the end, a lot of system power is needed for the sharing process. Also, in most cases regular RAM for main memory is too slow for complex video operation.
Et si l’on parle du meme Aerofly :
System Requirements
Pentium 4 with 2.0 Ghz or
AMD 64 with 1.6 Ghz
256 MB RAM
OpenGL compatible 3D-graphics card with 128 MB (256MB are only required if using AeroFly with full antialiasing and very high monitor resolutions)
For optimum sound quality we recommend a high quality standalone PCI soundcard.
Nvidia GeForce 3 and GeForce 4
Nvidia GeForce 4Go / FX Go / Go 6800
Nvidia GeForce FX series (5700, 5900)
Nvidia GeForce 6 series (6600, 6800, etc.)
Nvidia GeForce 7 series (7800)
ATI Radeon 9xxx series
ATI Radeon X-series (X550, X600, X700, X800, X850, X1300, X1600, X1800)
ATI Mobility Radeon 9xxx series
ATI Mobility Radeon X series
Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 (These cards are Ok, but some model/scenery combinations might not run fast enough)
The following cards are NOT recommended for use with AeroFly Professional
Non ATI oder NVIDIA based 3D-graphics controller
All motherboard integrated 3D-graphics controller
Any Intel integrated 3D-graphics controller
Any AMD integrated 3D-graphics controller
Nvidia TNT and TNT 64 series
Nvidia GeForce2 MX series
All Matrox cards (the current line of Matrox cards is not compatible with AeroFly. There seems to be a driver bug that prevents AeroFly from working)
ATI XPert / ATI All In Wonder / ATI Rage (this accounts only for the old 7xxx series. The 9xxx series is highly recommended!)
3DFX Voodoo1, Voodoo2, Voodoo3, Banshee
(The 3DFX company is no longer in business!)
S3-Pro Savage
Donc :
Comme on peut le voir, ca prend un bon GPU. En bas d’une X1400, on oubli ca. Dans les deux cas, 128 MB De VRAM est necessaire. La X1400 a 128 MB e VRAM, ce qui passe serrer, mais elle a 128 MB de shared VRAM additionnel qui peut lui donner un peut de lousse, mais alors la le bus memoire sera encombre… Mais la X1400 peut toujours passer aisement.
Une X1600 serait par contre plus meilleur ( lol, j’ai un excellent francais ). Dans ce cas, visez Asus.
Inutile de vous dire que 1 GB de RAM ne sera pas de trop et il faudra oublier les laptop cheapo qui on une solution graphique integree…
Un Core Duo/Core 2 Duo 1.66 GHz sera suffisant.