I will try it and post the screen pic. and produces
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So if u want a new PC get it, especially with Crysis and ETQW comming up.
Waiting for COnroe and DX10 is in my eyes useless, since it will be full of "new stuff bugs" and offcourse very expensive will u can just run it on a good system of now with Dx9.
U only miss a couple of small details.
NOTE***** Crytek already said all screenshots and movies that are out here are DX9, so everything u have seen is showing you how it look with DX9!
Waiting for COnroe and DX10 is in my eyes useless, since it will be full of "new stuff bugs" and offcourse very expensive will u can just run it on a good system of now with Dx9.
U only miss a couple of small details.
NOTE***** Crytek already said all screenshots and movies that are out here are DX9, so everything u have seen is showing you how it look with DX9!
I thought I was the only one with an X300...Shem wrote:
Radeon x300 *cough*
It would explode if I tried.
@the pictures: Sweet mother of crap.
I cant even play an everything at LOW anymore...
I play all on high and full AA
AMD 4200+ X2
2 gigs of ram
ati X1600 Pro 512mb
(yep thats right i hate intel and nvidea)
AMD 4200+ X2
2 gigs of ram
ati X1600 Pro 512mb
(yep thats right i hate intel and nvidea)
i am upping my computer to run this.
sli
core duo
2gb ram
etc etc
sli
core duo
2gb ram
etc etc
how do you guys play this with an x300? i tried it with the family computer a few weeks ago... so painful to play. i mean, it's like only 100 for a video card that can run karkand at 1280x1024 full high; is it really that expensive to play bf2 like it was meant to be played?
X300 is all right... All low settings and I only get 2 second lags every 30 seconds instead of 15 seconds :pi3igpete wrote:
how do you guys play this with an x300? i tried it with the family computer a few weeks ago... so painful to play. i mean, it's like only 100 for a video card that can run karkand at 1280x1024 full high; is it really that expensive to play bf2 like it was meant to be played?
Im gonna upgrade soon...
Like what? I need to upgrade on the cheap.. my fx5700 is starting to bore me..i3igpete wrote:
how do you guys play this with an x300? i tried it with the family computer a few weeks ago... so painful to play. i mean, it's like only 100 for a video card that can run karkand at 1280x1024 full high; is it really that expensive to play bf2 like it was meant to be played?
try the ATI X1300 its ike 130 (around there if you want biult in tv tuner thats like 170ish)HaywoodJablowme wrote:
Like what? I need to upgrade on the cheap.. my fx5700 is starting to bore me..i3igpete wrote:
how do you guys play this with an x300? i tried it with the family computer a few weeks ago... so painful to play. i mean, it's like only 100 for a video card that can run karkand at 1280x1024 full high; is it really that expensive to play bf2 like it was meant to be played?
LOLi3igpete wrote:
i mean, it's like only 100 for a video card that can run karkand at 1280x1024 full high
my x800xl can barely handle all high...and its not JUST the vid card that makes the graphics; you also need a good cpu/good ram/good mobo
and for those that have dual core...you get no performance increase in bf2 over a single core because bf2 is a single core app.
I play with everything on low. I still know when somebody is coming around the corner from sound or just playing the game enough to the point of knowing "Ok... well somebody is BOUND to be here".Sir Killa4live wrote:
I notice my skills have improved even more because of the stronger system, because i see shades of enemys on roof ect, and when they are around the corner (sharqi with the low standing sun gives u especially an advantage with this high settings)
Yes, high specs help... but they don't win the game.
My step bros 17" CRT got 1600x1200, although on 60hz so he kept it at 1280x1024.Sir Killa4live wrote:
well, my PC can, but my 17 inch monitor can't.chuckle_hound wrote:
Only 1280 x 1024? Well I guess if your computer can't handle 1600 x 1200 with full detail, AF and AA......
Only 21 inch and above can.
I run everything on High and full 6X AA.
AMD 64 3800+
2 gigs ram
ATI X850 Pro 256.
I remember when I was playing it on a Radeon 9600XT. That was the suck. I feel for you guys that don't have/can't afford a high end vid card or cpu. I was in the same boat about a year ago until I finally decided that I'm gonna save my pennies and build my own system instead of buying one.
Anyway, not that you all asked for it, but that's my $.02
AMD 64 3800+
2 gigs ram
ATI X850 Pro 256.
I remember when I was playing it on a Radeon 9600XT. That was the suck. I feel for you guys that don't have/can't afford a high end vid card or cpu. I was in the same boat about a year ago until I finally decided that I'm gonna save my pennies and build my own system instead of buying one.
Anyway, not that you all asked for it, but that's my $.02
Wrong, if you wait for Conroe and DX10, the new technoligy will push older stuff down the price list, so stuff is cheaper and its a perfect opportunty to buy!Sir Killa4live wrote:
So if u want a new PC get it, especially with Crysis and ETQW comming up.
Waiting for COnroe and DX10 is in my eyes useless, since it will be full of "new stuff bugs" and offcourse very expensive will u can just run it on a good system of now with Dx9.
U only miss a couple of small details.
NOTE***** Crytek already said all screenshots and movies that are out here are DX9, so everything u have seen is showing you how it look with DX9!
If your running at 1280x1024 why are all the screenshots 640x480?
Please post some pics in 1280x1024 for us.
Please post some pics in 1280x1024 for us.
WOW !!!
how much FPS ?
how much FPS ?
I don't find 1600 x 1200 to be worth it IMHO. I have a 20" Samsung TN LCD monitor that does it. It has one of the best refresh rates for a LCD. I also have x1900XT watercooled, 2Gigs of RAM, 2.75GHz Opteron single core so my system is good for the BF2 task but 1600 x 1200 exibits image tearing when turning quickly but 1280 x 960 virtually eliminates it. Also fonts become larger and bolder, and power lines and such gain more than single pixel thickness so AA works much better on them. If you are running at 1600 x 1200 on an LCD especially, I invite you to try this and decide for yourself. Just a better overall gaming experience.
mUnKi
mUnKi
some wicked graphics man
got similar specs except vid card but it is a noticeable differnce wow, i got a 21 inch dell flat panel which i highyly suggest
I tried this last night, very nice indeed. I'm stuck on 800x600 right now becuase of my monitor, but hopefully I'll get the 20.1" widescreen monitor for my birthday. Everything is on high, AA x8 and I'm rocking hard. Never one slow down, ever.
the higher the resolution the more of a toll AA takes. Don't get too optimistic.Jenkinsbball wrote:
I tried this last night, very nice indeed. I'm stuck on 800x600 right now becuase of my monitor, but hopefully I'll get the 20.1" widescreen monitor for my birthday. Everything is on high, AA x8 and I'm rocking hard. Never one slow down, ever.
LOL anyone have 7950 GX2 to?
My computer:GF 7850 GX2
Amd 64 fx60
2gb ram
I have all on on high,but in 1280x1024 /:
My computer:GF 7850 GX2
Amd 64 fx60
2gb ram
I have all on on high,but in 1280x1024 /:
nice crosshairs...fag...im just kidding...but yes the pics are "fabulous"
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