New Pre-Beta Drivers for Intel X3100 users

[aGRaTA]

I want to buy Laptop equipped with Intel X3100. Please help me with your reviews. I want to know that this Intel X3100 is worth purchasing or not. Also let me know about the latest Pre-beta drivers for this Intel X3100. The pre-Beta drivers which were released earlier back in the year 2007, enabled hardware Vertex Shader support processing for X3100. Will the latest pre-beta drivers that capable? What are its features and other improvements?

[Badrunath]

It’s obviously worth buying. The Latest Pre-Beta drivers for Intel X3100, depends upon what operating system you use. For windows XP the latest Pre-Beta driver is 14.37.4.5218, for windows Vista the latest Pre-Beta driver is 15.12.4.1666 and for Windows 7 operating system latest pre-Beta driver is 15.12.75.4.1930. Download this driver from official website for complete and uncorrupt setup and then install it in your system. Before installing read the instruction provided by the official website properly for installing.

[CitricAcid]

If you are buying Intel X3100 then go for it. You will be happy with it. Yes, it is capable as it enables hardware Vertex Shader support processing for X3100 which gives unlimited palette of visual effects. The features and other improvement of this Intel X31000 is not that up to the mark then what we are expecting. It is because the latest Pre-Beta driver is not a final version making its features and improvements limited. But it does improve game performance and its satisfactory.

[sergioKomic]

I am pretty much sure that after installing the final version of latest Drivers of Intel X3100 its features and improvements will increase and will reach our expectations. You will be very much satisfied with its performance. I recommend you to buy it after the launch of the final version of this driver or the other option left is to use the Pre-Beta version and wait for the final version to launch. After it is released download and install it in your system.

[Gunilla]

The Intel X3100 itself is a pretty formidable piece of technology with an integrated graphic part. Presently it is the only IGP to use the unified shaders hat is specified by Microsoft for DirectX 10 support, also featuring 8 scalar shading units that can process vertex, video and texture operations. It’s also the first part from the Intel that supports texture and lightning in hardware. It can address up to 384 Mb of system RAM for video memory but it doesn’t feature its own memory. It uses RAM dynamically to ensure maximum performance.