intel 810 configuration

jediknight · August 21st, 2001

i have an intel 810 card and i wish to know which plugins are recommended with his respective configurations.
I´m also using windows me on a pentium III 700 mhz, 64 mb RAM.

Ali · August 21st, 2001

Well intel 810 chipset is good and it can only run two plugins.All D3D plugins and all software GPU.

Since the graphics of software renderation are not good,I would suggest U to use a D3D plugin.With a resolution of 640x400 and in 16bit colour depth.The 810 chipset might not do advance blending and filtering.So keep the settings low.But it is a good chipset.

The software GPU would rather do more good.Try using Petes Soft GPU.

Ali
http://go.to/aliworld

jediknight · August 22nd, 2001

Thanks for the info. i used the pete´s d3d plugin and works well, but when y play ff8 has several glitches and in the battles it turns very slow.

Ali · August 22nd, 2001

This is because the emulator is not getting enough 3D hardware support.

**Prafull** · August 22nd, 2001

I also am currently using 810 chipset and win me.Yes pete's d3d plugin is surely the best.Also try segu's d3d plugin because I think its faster and can be run at 1024x768 resolution with good fps but sometimes it may be glitchy.

**liquid** · August 22nd, 2001

the i810 hmm, the graphics are hurting, but what's worse is no agp slots! argh

I had to use one of those at my old work, so I feel your pain.

Ali · August 23rd, 2001

No No Now a days the intel Mobos have builtin intel 810 chipset and they also have a 4x AGP slot.Thats what make me love intel mobos.

Ali

**liquid** · August 23rd, 2001

sorry, Liaqatali but you are incorrect about the i810; it does not have an AGP slot. Only the i815 and higher have AGP slots here is why:

When the i810 (100FSB) and the i810e (133 FSB) came out around january 2000 they were designed as a cheap solution to the first i820 coppermine motherboards. At the time RDRAM prices were extremely high and this affected the sales of the i820 motherboards. To counter this problem the i810 and i810e were designed as stripped down versions of the i820, offering no AGP and SDRAM only. Intel's goal was to push people to buy the more expensive RDRAM motherboards, by completely castrating their SDRAM boards.

Unfortuantely for Intel, they took a massive hit in 2000 for pushing RDRAM too early, so they caved-in and released the i815 and i815e motherboards around October 2000. These chipsets are essentially upgraded versions of the i810 and i810e with an AGPx4 slot.

also the i8x0 video is really just a i740 graphic card. and is about as powerfull as Nvidia's RIVA128 (a 1997 pre TNT graphic card). pretty sad.

**Prafull** · August 23rd, 2001

Thanks liquid,I never had that much info about my computer's motherboard .Helpful for sure.I hope liaqat agrees.

August 21st, 2001	#1 (permalink)
jediknight Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 2	intel 810 configuration i have an intel 810 card and i wish to know which plugins are recommended with his respective configurations. I´m also using windows me on a pentium III 700 mhz, 64 mb RAM.

August 21st, 2001	#2 (permalink)
Ali CoLD InSiDE Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Somewhere Posts: 2,613	Well intel 810 chipset is good and it can only run two plugins.All D3D plugins and all software GPU. Since the graphics of software renderation are not good,I would suggest U to use a D3D plugin.With a resolution of 640x400 and in 16bit colour depth.The 810 chipset might not do advance blending and filtering.So keep the settings low.But it is a good chipset. The software GPU would rather do more good.Try using Petes Soft GPU. Ali http://go.to/aliworld __________________ AMD Athlon XP 2100 @ 1.75 Ghz Gigabyte GA-7VA.XP VIA K400 1.25GB PC3200 System Ram ChainTech GeForCe4 TI 4200 128MB Creative SB Live! 5.1 2x WD Caviar 120GBs and -Rom1 Maxtor 40GB LiteON 16x DVD-Rw WindowsXP Professional-SP2 & Mandrake Linux

August 22nd, 2001	#4 (permalink)
Ali CoLD InSiDE Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Somewhere Posts: 2,613	This is because the emulator is not getting enough 3D hardware support. __________________ AMD Athlon XP 2100 @ 1.75 Ghz Gigabyte GA-7VA.XP VIA K400 1.25GB PC3200 System Ram ChainTech GeForCe4 TI 4200 128MB Creative SB Live! 5.1 2x WD Caviar 120GBs and -Rom1 Maxtor 40GB LiteON 16x DVD-Rw WindowsXP Professional-SP2 & Mandrake Linux

August 23rd, 2001	#7 (permalink)
Ali CoLD InSiDE Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Somewhere Posts: 2,613	No No Now a days the intel Mobos have builtin intel 810 chipset and they also have a 4x AGP slot.Thats what make me love intel mobos. Ali __________________ AMD Athlon XP 2100 @ 1.75 Ghz Gigabyte GA-7VA.XP VIA K400 1.25GB PC3200 System Ram ChainTech GeForCe4 TI 4200 128MB Creative SB Live! 5.1 2x WD Caviar 120GBs and -Rom1 Maxtor 40GB LiteON 16x DVD-Rw WindowsXP Professional-SP2 & Mandrake Linux

August 23rd, 2001	#9 (permalink)
Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 637	helpful Thanks liquid,I never had that much info about my computer's motherboard .Helpful for sure.I hope liaqat agrees.

August 22nd, 2001	#3 (permalink)
jediknight Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 2	Thanks for the info. i used the pete´s d3d plugin and works well, but when y play ff8 has several glitches and in the battles it turns very slow.

August 22nd, 2001	#5 (permalink)
Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 637	I also am currently using 810 chipset and win me.Yes pete's d3d plugin is surely the best.Also try segu's d3d plugin because I think its faster and can be run at 1024x768 resolution with good fps but sometimes it may be glitchy.

August 22nd, 2001	#6 (permalink)
liquid Ebichu! Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Tampa Bay, Florida Posts: 2,088	the i810 hmm, the graphics are hurting, but what's worse is no agp slots! argh I had to use one of those at my old work, so I feel your pain.

August 23rd, 2001	#8 (permalink)
liquid Ebichu! Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Tampa Bay, Florida Posts: 2,088	sorry, Liaqatali but you are incorrect about the i810; it does not have an AGP slot. Only the i815 and higher have AGP slots here is why: When the i810 (100FSB) and the i810e (133 FSB) came out around january 2000 they were designed as a cheap solution to the first i820 coppermine motherboards. At the time RDRAM prices were extremely high and this affected the sales of the i820 motherboards. To counter this problem the i810 and i810e were designed as stripped down versions of the i820, offering no AGP and SDRAM only. Intel's goal was to push people to buy the more expensive RDRAM motherboards, by completely castrating their SDRAM boards. Unfortuantely for Intel, they took a massive hit in 2000 for pushing RDRAM too early, so they caved-in and released the i815 and i815e motherboards around October 2000. These chipsets are essentially upgraded versions of the i810 and i810e with an AGPx4 slot. also the i8x0 video is really just a i740 graphic card. and is about as powerfull as Nvidia's RIVA128 (a 1997 pre TNT graphic card). pretty sad.

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