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BlacK.FoX
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"playing BF2 via Satelite uplink?"
System do you play Twitch games on satelite?Comment
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A link confirming that would be nice. Everything I've seen suggests that it doesn't support any Physics cards.Crysis will make use of Physics cards, in the forseeable future there are 7 games that will use it.
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You'd be surprised how fast satelite is. My connection is as fast as cable, if not better. I've downloaded files 300+ kbs. I told you in another thread my ping is as low as 13 in bf2 servers.
As for twitch games, I'm assuming bf2 counts as one. I play star craft occasionally and there is no lag on that either.
I'd go with DSL but I'm 1,ooo feet too far away from getting hooked up on cable/dsl connections. Dial up was only getting slower and slower every week so I really needed something to get out of it. It started taking 5 minutes just to load the google.com page. Satelite is expensive to uplink to but if your like I, its worth every d@mn penny.Comment
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Everything from an x1800 upwards will rape an nVidia card.
Anything below that isn't worth touching.Comment
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BlacK.FoX
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Sorry to get off topic here but who do you use for satelite? Hughsnet and Wildblue both are horrible for twitch games i heared, there is a 2ms response time to the satilite, and back "not counting the server you are connecting to."
As for the 7 games thing I cant give you a link, it was in the May, or June edition of PC Gamer UK.Comment
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