Wednesday, May 16th 2007

DirectX 10 Demo - Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Finally, the first of its kind playable DirectX 10 demo PC title - Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is now available for download as promised. Click here and choose to download either the DX9 demo or the long aticipated DX10 Lost Planet PC demo(Windows Vista only). Please read the Capcom blog if you encounter any problems. I'll also use this news post to add link to Legit Reviews benchmark article: Benchmarking DirectX10 - Lost Planet Extreme Condition, where both NVIDIA's 8800GTX and ATI's latest creation HD 2900XT are being tested head to head in DX10 environment.
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78 Comments on DirectX 10 Demo - Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

#51
1Strive
Crisao23The only way is using a beta fraps. Not available for public or something.
I am using FRAPS 2.8.1

I didn't know 2.8.2 is out I will have to try that one.

Thanks
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#52
Conti027
I dont know what everyone is talking about cause i dont feel like reading but ill say i like the demo its fun. i have have no crashes nor anything like it. i have played both levls probly about 3 times each.
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#54
santino405
well it runs ok on my system, and it looks pretty good, just having sound problems with my crappy soundblaster live. yeah it does feel like a port but a better one that Rainbow six vegas is
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#55
1Strive
1StriveThanks.

I have sent him a message.

Also I tried FRAPS 2.8.2 and still no joy. I have paid for FRAPS, I wonder why it doesn't work. I will try a lower resolution.

Thanks again, will keep updated on progress.
Properties of the Game Icon. Check Run in a Window. Now Print Scrn works jsut fine.



Testing FRAPS and will edit this post

Edit = FRAPS still didn't work
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#56
DRDNA
Wow finally a game that brings my rig to it knees
This screenie is system in crossfire and bench set to one GPU:o

I'll post a sreenie of bench set to Two GPU's , this will be a crazy slow bench:cry:
edit: No difference in bench set to single GPU or Multi GPU
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#57
DRDNA
Here's one with eye candy up system and game,very nice;) Say what you will but the graphics on this game are the absolute best I've seen yet :toast:
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#58
Boneface
I see that in the pic it shows 1920 x 1080 x 32bit in mine it show my res x 64bit could someone tell me y it would show up 64bit instead of like everyone elses 32 and would 32 bit be better to run at and how would i get it to 32 bit. I hope this makes some sort of sense lol



Thanks Boneface
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#59
DRDNA
BonefaceI see that in the pic it shows 1920 x 1080 x 32bit in mine it show my res x 64bit could someone tell me y it would show up 64bit instead of like everyone elses 32 and would 32 bit be better to run at and how would i get it to 32 bit. I hope this makes some sort of sense lol



Thanks Boneface
Hmmm thats odd , let me fiddle a bit and see what happens:confused:
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#60
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
Crisao23Just edit the config.ini file and you'll avoid the windowed mode bug.
No, if i run in full screen, the image is distorted quite horribly - its using the wrong aspect ratio.

If i run windowed, everything looks right.
Its a known bug, widescreen LCD resolutions arent supported (16:10) only widescreen TV resolutions (16:9) and normal CRT (4:3)
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#61
DRDNA
Boneface Not sure how you were able to get 64Bit on XP Home but I would sure like to try that:confused:
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#62
Boneface
DRDNABoneface Not sure how you were able to get 64Bit on XP Home but I would sure like to try that:confused:
Sorry forgot to change that to Vista home premium
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#63
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
mine says x64 too, vista ultimate 64 bit.

The demo in the benchmark sure looks pretty, i think its ruined by the motion blur/low FPS tho :P i'm a high FPS gamer... :(

time to turn things down and do another run :D

edit: lol HDR on medium, no AA, shadows to medium, blur quality to medium - at least double the FPS :) will post screeny
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#64
DRDNA
Musselsmine says x64 too, vista ultimate 64 bit.

:D
Well that would explain it:cool:
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#65
Boneface
But mine is 32bit not the 64
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#66
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
well when i take screenies mine says its 32 bit, even tho it shows 64 on screen. Go figure THAT one out.
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#67
Boneface
I cant get a screen shot at all wont work for some reason
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#68
Grings
mines xp (32 bit) and says 1600x1200 64


edit: its the hdr mode
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#69
Ketxxx
Heedless Psychic
This looks like crap, graphics dont even look any better than DX9.
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#70
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
KetxxxThis looks like crap, graphics dont even look any better than DX9.
Thats is DX9????
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#71
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
KetxxxThis looks like crap, graphics dont even look any better than DX9.
the graphics in the screenshots are nothing compared to what its like real-time. I havent posted my screenies cause they blur too badly, MS paint ftl.

Before complaining ket, try running the DX10 version... of course, thats assuming you arent biased against the 8x00 series and vista, in which case enjoy the DX9 demo.
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#72
Ketxxx
Heedless Psychic
The screens are supposed to be DX10, it doesnt look any different to DX9 games IMO. Taking the lack of AA into consideration, I really think some of my PS2 games look better than those screens.
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#73
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
lack of AA? i ran it at 4x, AA was fine.

the screenshots have nothing on the game, they look crap compared to what the game does.
The demo has a lot of bugs, but the graphics are indeed quite good.
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#74
Ketxxx
Heedless Psychic
I meant lack of AA on PS2 games :p
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