Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

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  • Apex Rising

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    Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

    Help would be spectacular. Thanks.
  • Shadowace

    #2
    Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

    DL the demo and find out

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    • Apex Rising

      #3
      Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

      I've got the game, but it goes through the back to desktop nightmare scenario. The go-back-to-desktop case is the case that you always wish doesn't happen when you put in your brand-new, all-wrapped-up-and-tidy, saved-up-all-year-for, and drove-47-miles-to-get game into your drive. Goddamnit.

      The card can run HL2 at FULL SETTINGS! Why oh why can't it run this?

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      • wootoow

        #4
        Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

        I'm surprised you can see this forum with that card. :rofl:

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        • Apex Rising

          #5
          Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

          Oh snap. It's PCI. I didn't even know that. PCI.. Hmm..

          I wonder if I even have AGP?

          Wait.. No, It's AGP. At least the NVIDIA website says the "NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200" is AGP.

          I think I'll have a look.

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          • RavenRealms

            #6
            Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

            AGP is outdated now :P

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            • Apex Rising

              #7
              Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

              Originally posted by RavenRealms
              AGP is outdated now :P
              I'm well aware of that, but sadly, your blatant comments aren't helping. Sorry chief.

              It's 128Mb.. Wth?

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              • almanac

                #8
                Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                No your card cannot run this game.

                I believe that card has 1.2 shaders and bf2 needs at least 1.3.

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                • RavenRealms

                  #9
                  Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                  Originally posted by Apex Rising
                  I'm well aware of that, but sadly, your blatant comments aren't helping. Sorry chief.

                  It's 128Mb.. Wth?
                  Sorry man. I just googled it just now and it seems that some people are reporting the game not running at all.

                  I have an ATi X800XT (AGP) Platinum in my other computer and it can run BF2 at highest detail with 6xAA (ATi only) Just incase you want to get a new card.

                  I'm running an X600 (PCI-E) in this computer here and it can manage medium.

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                  • John Edmo

                    #10
                    Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                    Go and buy a new card. If you have AGP then try a GeForce 6800 or better.

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                    • RavenRealms

                      #11
                      Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                      Originally posted by almanac
                      No your card cannot run this game.

                      I believe that card has 1.2 shaders and bf2 needs at least 1.3.
                      Yep. Plus i think it's only a DX8 card and DX10 will be out soon, so the DX9 cards will rapidly come down in price, so maybe that's when he should get a new card?

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                      • 12:oc7ock
                        Member
                        • May 2006
                        • 1020

                        #12
                        Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                        on a what?

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                        • ringo_tb

                          #13
                          Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                          Yes it can be done. BF2 will run on a Ti 4200, but the graphics are terrible. I have an old backup computer that has a Ti4200 and I can run BF2 on it.

                          I am currently at work so am supplying this info from memory - it may not be 100% accurate.

                          There is a program that you have to load first that will fool the system into thinking you have a pixel shader 1.3 capable card, or it may be a DirectX 9 compliant card. I shall have a look and supply some more info later tonight when I get home from work.

                          While it will work, it is not really worth playing since the graphics are really, really bad. Hope this helps.

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                          • zuiquan1
                            Battleship Mod
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 1318

                            #14
                            Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                            graphics arent the most important thing about a game, I have a Gforce 5500 pci, and have everything on extreme low, but Ive been playing this game since last july and I still love it

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                            • RavenRealms

                              #15
                              Re: Can you run BF2 with an NVIDIA GeForce Ti 4200?

                              Originally posted by zuiquan1
                              graphics arent the most important thing about a game, I have a Gforce 5500 pci, and have everything on extreme low, but Ive been playing this game since last july and I still love it
                              You're right.

                              Plus, when you have crap graphics, you really enjoy the game at first....Then when you finally upgrade your card and switch to the highest detail, it's like a whole new game and you have even more fun!

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