2gig of RAM makes a big difference in load times and verifying data. It should mean your one of the 1st if not the 1st in game instead of almost last.
It also may enable you to run a higher detail or it will play a lot smoother at the detail you currently run. A lot of people with 1 gig or less get some stutter at the start of the game, that will disappear also.
If you experience any "stutter" when turning quickly or moving from one point on a map to another, or while flying/driving, adding RAM can really smooth out the flow of the game. I went from 1GB to 2GB and would never go back.
It also helps with load times like others have said.
However.... I would suggest NOT increasing your settings when you get the new RAM. If you can live with the current visual quality of your game but want a SMOOTHER experience, get the extra RAM and leave the video settings as-is.
You may be able to handle bumping up the texture quality a little but dont expect miracles.
Im running a ATiRadeon X850XT PE so GPU isnt a problem, I allready have most of my graphics on med/high.. I want RAM to improve loading times and stutter.
yes it will.
i noticed a difference goin from 2 to 3gb aswell.
i now have 4gb ram an noticed no more difference from 3 to 4gb.
yes it will.
i noticed a difference goin from 2 to 3gb aswell.
i now have 4gb ram an noticed no more difference from 3 to 4gb.
my current set up is
asus sli mobo
7800gtx extreme edition
74gig raptor hd @ 10,000rpm
xfi-fatality 64ram sound card
4gig ddr2 667mhz
20inch flat screen lcd
3.8p4 ht
g7 mouse
z-board with bf2 gaming key set
exact mat by razor gaming.
with this set up i run every thing on high settings.
It makes a fantastic difference in verifying client times, and the 1 min of lag period you can get with 1 gig when starting a round dissapears. I just upgraded, cost £65 and was well worth it.
One word of caution though - make sure you get exactly the same type and manufacturer as the RAM you already have. I had 1 gig of PC3200 and got another 1 gig of corsair value PC3200, but the whole lot now shows as running at PC2700 when I boot.. I'm guessing that was because my original gig wasn't corsair, so will prob have to replace my old sticks with more of that to get it all running at the same speed.
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