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Ok, set it to 275/383/550 as you instructed earlier. Is this the default setting to use while not gaming? Is there a separate profile great for gaming?

Quote: Originally Posted by David A lower native resolution is sometimes more desirable than a higher native resolution screen; this is often the case for gamers. Playing games in native resolution will always "look" better. However, the primary reason why Asus and other laptop manufactures are opting for a lower 16:9 resolution is due to the cost. And I thought my first response of "$ $ $ $ $ $ $" was sufficient to get...

Yeah, I have an inspiron 1545 with intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, and I can second that. It's got a 2.1GHz processor too, so it should outperform the UL30a , and the graphic performance is terrible. Really, really bad. I'm like the OP, I want to game occasionally in my downtime, but the performance of this machine restricts the titles that I actually want to play greatly. If even light gaming is a requirement, I can't stress the...

Quote: Originally Posted by largefarva Please forgive my ignorance, but what is Powermizer? And how do I disable it? Thanks in advance. http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=261929

I'm using a modified basic theme. No clockups, and the performance of Win7.

I have 186.81....so that doesn't cause these problems with the stuttering? I'd rather not go into my registry and start messing around. Definitely not something I'm comfortable with. lol

Quote: Originally Posted by CitizenPanda And I thought my first response of "$ $ $ $ $ $ $" was sufficient to get the point across Yes, it was sufficient. I was simply reinforcing your statement

Honestly, even when I had a gaming-quality desktop, 99% of what I played was older. If I want to do some serious gaming, I'll build a gaming PC again.

Quote: Originally Posted by Capt'n Corrupt After a working day with Win7, I'm still scratching my head to understand what the big deal is. The thought that comes to mind is: Malibu Stacey..... with a new hat! The installation on my inspiron seems a little quirky, but that aside, it's vista's interface with some minor changes. Honestly, ubuntu sees more changes between updates. Of course, I have no idea what's going on...

Just a quick one... I cannot for the life of me work out why Asus and many other manufactures have gone to screen with 1366x768 resolutions. Apart form the 720p standard…why why why… I leave on my Asus M50sa with 1680x1050… Someone enlighten me?