Intel GMA f/ Mobile Settings?

[AlexT2889]

I have always wondered what I could do to improve graphic performance for mostly gaming but also overall.

My notebook's graphic card is a Intel GMA X3100 (GM965 Express/384MB), Windows Vista would use 128MB, but Windows 7 uses only 64MB for AERO. My driver is 8.15.10.64.1825 (June 2009) and I want to know if I can change the settings in OpenGL to improve stuff:

The options provided are as follows:

1: Asynchronous Flip: Off [Off/On]
2: Triple Buffering: Default [Default/Off/On]
3: Flipping Policy: Flip [Flip/Blit]
4: Depth Buffer Bit Depth: Default [Default/16 Bit Depth Buffer/24 Bit Depth Buffer]
5: Force S3TC Texture Compression: Off [Off/On]
6: Force FXT1 Texture Compression: Off [Off/On]
7: Driver Memory Footprint: Normal [Normal/Low/High]
8: Texture Color Depth: Desktop Color Depth [Desktop Color Depth/16 Bits per Texel/32 Bits per Texel]
9: Anisotropic Filtering: Application Control [Application Control/Off/On]

Could someone please point me in the right direction.

:huh:

 

[YupYup]

Intel settings guide

1.on
2.off
3.Apparently if you run fullscreen flip is your only choice.
4.default
5.off
6.off
7.normal
8.Desktop Color Depth
9.off

Do you even have any games that use OpenGL?.

 

[AlexT2889]

I play GTA San Andreas, Bioshock and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with Shivering Isles/Knights of the Nine expanson packs.

 

[AlexT2889]

BTW, thanks for the Intel video guide , Intels website is nearly impossible to navigate and I constantly wonder how anyone is able to find these interesting information on there...

 

[YupYup]

I play GTA San Andreas, Bioshock and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with Shivering Isles/Knights of the Nine expanson packs.

Those are DirectX games not OpenGL.