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.. i am kinda gettin worried after seeing these benchmark results.. i mean 1.5 ghz isnt to close to 700 mhz right? ...lol
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Originally posted by Thadius Dean
hehe, im going to play this game with a p3, 256 RAM, and my piece-de-reistaunce...
A TNT2 Graphics card.
if theres anyone here who's worried, just think of me. the guy whos going to play it on a 3 1/2 year old computer.
Originally posted by Thadius Dean
hehe, im going to play this game with a p3, 256 RAM, and my piece-de-reistaunce...
A TNT2 Graphics card.
if theres anyone here who's worried, just think of me. the guy whos going to play it on a 3 1/2 year old computer.
Originally posted by kinggi
jesus what was all the bs about the minimum reqs then? no way would those comps be able to run the game decently when the performance is like this for the top hardware.
i swear i better get 20 fps + with my p4 1.7 1 gig ram geforce 3
Originally posted by AmishSlayer If I find somebody to sell my 5600 to, I plan to buy an ATI
I know, really. The human brain stops seeing individual frames at ~24fps. Up till 35-40, there's gradual improvement. 40-60 is pretty much true-to-life, and past that is, essentially, overkill, unless you're rendering individual things moving exTREMEly fast, and using extremely small distances between draws.
Originally posted by oMarKs
yeh i know i just wanted to know whether the amd 1700 was going to be a bottle neck or not
Originally posted by oMarKs
yeh i know i just wanted to know whether the amd 1700 was going to be a bottle neck or not
Originally posted by Gordon'sFreeman
Movies run at 15 frames per second so wtf is the big deal?
Originally posted by spitcodfry
I have the same processor with a 9800 Pro and 768 mb ram on my system, and I e-mailed Gabe a while back and asked him how Half-Life 2 would run with this configuration, and he told me: You should be just fine
Originally posted by Parasite
Movies run at 24, video at 30.
Exactly. On all but the most bleeding edge hardware, you will be forced to find a compromise between visuals and performance. Being a budget conscious gamer, this is the dilema I've faced for years, so I guess I really don't see what the hoo-hah is all about. Tweaking a game for my hardware is par for the course.Originally posted by Ahnteis
That will depend on your detail, AA, AF, and resolution settings. You will certainly be able to get 20+ fps. You could probably get near 100 FPS if you turned everything down to the level that a min-spec computer could play it at. But do you want to have high FPS and ugly graphics?
movies are displayed differently, they are shown in that our eyes blend the frames together and everything looks smooth, plus we aren't in control of them, it's obvious going from 15-->30 fps.. and even more obvious going from 30>60 .. 15 fps isn't a playable game.Originally posted by Gordon'sFreeman
Movies run at 15 frames per second so wtf is the big deal?