Everex Cloudbook - Halo attempt

Everex Cloudbook running Windows XP Pro SP2 with stock Everex drivers. Tried to load up a trial version of Halo. Set it at lowest settings possible all around. 640x480, low textures, no particle effects, no shadows, no nothing. It might be ok on any indoor areas of the game, but outdoors it seems that there's just not enough horsepower in the Cloudbook to run this game smoothly. :( Oh well, it was just a test. The Cloudbook isn't really intended to be a gaming laptop at all.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• everex
• cloudbook
• halo

[RET80]

It was so bad they folded just recently.  Awful company with no reliability what-so-ever.

[vickersfan]

same here! I even play fable WoW and CoD 2! :D

[klingondude]

he says XP SP3 in the description

Halo runs GREAT on my XP Aspire One, lol.

With slightly better settings.

[joby866]

Ahaha

[mahoneyj2]

Owned him.

[joby866]

Integrated graphics = None upgradable.

[joby866]

POWER LAG! WOO! Haha. I love Cloudbook's but as you said they were not made for gaming, although a Cloudbook gaming system would be interesting...

You still got gOS on there?

[EagleEye91]

you havent tried crysis

[goaliejr]

What hardware can be upgraded on this machine?

I was thinking about getting a better graphics card, because it uses integrated graphics?

But I'm not sure if anything will fit inside such a small machine..

[HiddenAdept]

It may be playable on the Cloudbook Max. Also I recommend you try updating your VIA drivers if you haven't already. It may not be even the laptop, but the game's lacking of support for VIA chipsets. Try looking for game-specific VIA patches/drivers.