If you have a laptop or old vga desktop monitor which with limited resolution of 1024x768. The quality took a minor hit, but was certainly an acceptable trade-off for the extra viewing area. (even with the minor reduction in quality) that would be great.right?
Any one know if such a freeware exists?
To answer this question,well i can't find any kind of software can emulate the higher resolution for desktop monitor but for the gamer that is a great software that can run a game with higher resolution in windowed mode.Which will display more detail (larger screen) for the game.
The 3D Analyzer Tool was created and refined to overcome limitations posed by modern 3D Games and other Applications on several current mainstream 3D Cards.
Basic functionality will equip non-T&L cards with a software substitute.
Advanced functionality will enable User selectable 3D Features not available in many older Cards.
Yet, this is presently achieved not by Emulation but by NUL-Rendering. This means, advanced 3D Features the Card is not capable of, are reported as available in Hardware, but have their calls intercepted and the respective 3D Features will not be rendered.
These functions are based upon the premise and ideas, that :
- 3D Games can be launched, that otherwise would fail due to lack of
Hardware support.
- No 3D Game should solely rely on a few, isolated rendering features, and
therefor loss of image quality by NUL-Rendering 'should' be minimal and
acceptable in most cases.
This version is based on the original V1.3 but has been extended in capabilities to workaround 3dfx-specific limitations.
It is used for Beta testing to aid in future development.
Feel free to use on any DirectX8 or DirectX8.1 Application for testing.
This Version is provided "as is" and is currently lacking fully operational implementation of desired features. It currently contains User selectable options, some of which use can cause the target Application to behave severely abnormal, crash or fail otherwise.
Before using this Program, make sure all other Programs are closed.
