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== Benchmarks == | == Benchmarks == | ||
== Best retro purpose == | |||
Early Windows 95 era gaming released before 1997 or as office computer. While the video chipset is reasonably fast, the highlight of this laptop is the ESS 688 audio chip, a model with a very good SoundBlaster emulation capability along with good MIDI capability. All these features are available out of the box, with no configuration. The video chipset is well compatible with MS-DOS and Windows 95 games, offering well rounded performance. The only slight drawback is due to the CPU speed, making the laptop suited for most classic DOS games, including Quake, avoiding any resolution that is higher than 400x300 resolutions if 3D acceleration is required. 2D games run perfect in 640x480 resolutions. | |||
This laptop has most capabilities as the 110CT model with the only drawback of a much worse internal LCD screen. | |||
== Greatest features & flaws == | == Greatest features & flaws == | ||
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! Features !! Flaws | ! Features !! Flaws | ||
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| Great Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS gaming, good Windows 95 support || Poor CPU cooling system, hot running, poor LCD screen | | Great Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS gaming, good Windows 95 support || Poor CPU cooling system, hot running, very poor LCD screen | ||
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| Great SoundBlaster compatible support || Mono speaker, proprietary RAM modules | | Great SoundBlaster compatible support || Mono speaker, proprietary RAM modules | ||