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Will Mvp Baseball 2005 Run Fine On My Laptop?


JoeKirby

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Processor: AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-60 (2 CPUs), ~2.0GHz

Memory: 3006MB RAM

DirectX Version: DirectX 11

Chip Type: GeForce 7150M/nForce 630M

It sure will. Those are the specs on one of my laptops and I have (and run) about 10 different MVP Baseball installs on that machine for testing/playing purposes. You can bump the Anti-Aliasing setting for that video card to about 2x without any slowdown. Anything higher will lose you some framerate. Have fun with it.

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It sure will. Those are the specs on one of my laptops and I have (and run) about 10 different MVP Baseball installs on that machine for testing/playing purposes. You can bump the Anti-Aliasing setting for that video card to about 2x without any slowdown. Anything higher will lose you some framerate. Have fun with it.

How do you bump the anti aliasing on a video card?

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How do you bump the anti aliasing on a video card?

Just RIGHT-CLICK anywhere on your Desktop in Windows.

Select nVidia Control Panel. You'll get this screen.

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Select your MVP Baseball Game <choose the mvp2005.exe file>

You can make all kinds of graphic adjustments for your game.

I would keep anti-aliasing at no more than 2x...but you mileage may vary.

Just try certain settings, start the game, and see if everything is acceptable to you.

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