Burnout : Paradise : GeForce 8600M GT

Burnout : Paradise, gameplay from the game driving a Nakamura Ikusa GT, running on nVidia GeForce 8600M GT with all high details.

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Texture Quality : HIghest
Enviroment Mapping : Standard
Shadows : High
Anti-Aliasing : 8x
Motion Blur : Always
SSAO : Off
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When not recording, the game runs with a constant 25FPS (and above).

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[musiclord17]

Hay can the nvidia geforce 9200gms play games like burnout and unreal tournament 3?

[TheSmartMonk]

I don't see why it couldn't.

But with low details.

[musiclord17]

o ok,thanks a bunch.

[TheSmartMonk]

^_^

[nfdids]

I wonder what those japanese letters on the rear bumper means ?..... = /

[bogellenong]

so you think the blurr is annoying ?? In my opinion its ok though but i could turn it on because evertime we crash the slowmotion and the fast motien scene contains so many blurr that make the game lagging evertime i crash

[TheSmartMonk]

The blur is annoying.

[bogellenong]

I know, i just realized if its cooler, nvm LOL, but for good reason i will not turn the blur on, because everytime the slow and fast motion with blurr made the game so laggy, my graphic card crap lol, my pc is good, but yeah 3450HD lol

[TheSmartMonk]

FTW?

The blur effect is more noticeble when going in ultra high speeds...

[bogellenong]

ado you guys to use the blurr efect or not, im kinda confuse, i watch review that if im not using blurr, the same thing thing like playing naked infront of grandma, but if i turned it on, my head is dizzy,