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Yeah, actually, my only real complaint with the graphics is the misaligned textures on the docks... you gotta admit, that does look pretty bad ;-) I don't really care that much, it's just my only complaint.

Oh, well I mean maxed details ;-) Details will come before AA, but once I'm at max details, if I have more than 30 fps, like 40 or something, ill try out AA

Well, as long as I ahve a CONSTANT 30fps+ and it doesnt dip to 25 or below, yeah, that's fine for me. So you think I'll be able to have 4xAA on?

Yeah, I'm pretty down about how I'll have to shell out 40 bucks for a DVD drive just to play the collector's edition. Eh, then again, games will switch to DVD pretty soon, so whatever. I actually think it's pretty cool I'll be playing Half Life 2 on a DVD, that's the sort of novelty that marks...

Yeah, seriously, who the hell cares if the G-Man's teeth are too white or if the splash is a bit jagged around the edges? *shrug* The graphics are definitely good enough that while playing the game, you won't think about them at all. There ARE complaints that I can understand, like about...

Most likely: AMD Athlon 2100+ ASUS A7V333 512MB DDR 333mhz Radeon 9800 128mb 80GB 7200RPM HD Some random DVD drive... Hopefully, I'll be able to upgrade to a gig of DDR ram

I was wondering what it will take to run Half Life 2 with full graphics and AA on. If I used a 2100+ w/512mb ddr and a radeon 9800 128mb, I doubt I could have full AA on. So, my question is, what will it take to play with AA?

It would be awesome if they released a Half Life 2 demo with new levels and a new story.

Yeah, seriously guys. Don't turn this into a flamign thread. Keep friendly, keep discussing :-)

Oh, well then I should be fine :-)

Okay thanks, I might have an interview coming that will be on gamernext.com :-)

Hey, how do I contact gabe? Sorry for the noob question ;-)

hrm, u really think my 2100+ will bottleneck a nonpro 9800?

thanks fer all yer help guys! i think ill go w/a 9800 non-pro

why would valve charge for multiplayer when they don't need to host servers?

so would a 9700 pro be better or worse than a 9800 non-pro?

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?DEPA=&submit=Go&description=radeon+9700 Also, what about the top one there? The 9700 pro all-in wonder w/128

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?DEPA=&submit=Go&description=radeon+9800 is the top card there a good deal? It's a non-pro 9800 128. What's the difference between pro and non-pro, anyway?

jake gylenhall! :-D LOL anyway, I'd actually like to see... hrm.... mmmm... wow I can't think of anyone. Maybe they should just computer animate the G-Man lol

Thanks :-)