How much is a PC that can run BF2 Good?

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  • imported_coltboy

    #1

    How much is a PC that can run BF2 Good?

    Can someone please help me by telling me how much a PC is going to be that can run BF2 good on!.. Sorry if that question came across wierd. Also can you please link me to some decent PC's on the net that will run BF2!!! but not over £800 Thanks loads!
  • System
    Member
    • Jun 2006
    • 1091

    #2
    Re: How much is a PC that can run BF2 Good?

    I'd imagine if you plan to build your own computer you can have a budget cost of $1,000 CDN for a bf2 only pc.

    This is a quick biuild off the top my head with good manufacturing names behind them:

    2gb pc6400 ram OCZ/Cosair (I think there is a Euro ram company too so look into that)
    ATI 1950 Pro GPU
    Creative Xtreme-gamer sound card
    DVD drive - LiteOn/Panasonic
    7200RPM SATA HD - Seagate/WD
    600Watt PSU me thinks. OCZ/Ultra
    Antec 900 Case

    I will leave the CPU to your choice. Whether you wish to support AMD or buy a C2D, either will run bf2 fine.

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    • dudbomb

      #3
      Re: How much is a PC that can run BF2 Good?

      Hello Coltboy, i think i have a nice computer setup that you might like to buy, and it only costs £520!


      2X 500GB Hitachi SATA Hard Drive 7200rpm 8MB Cache

      6000+ AMD 3.0GHZ DUAL CORE X2 64BIT PROCESSOR

      LiteOn DH-20A1P DVDRW 20X Black Front Bezel

      4x 1Gb 240pin DDR2-667 (PC2-5300) DIMM - CL4

      You could search on ebay for Gaming Pc or Amd Athlon 6000, as you;ll get alot of find's.
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      System why would he want a "bf2 only" pc, cmon get real, and it would be helpful if you put the money into GBP as he said he cant go over £800....

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      • camper.
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 3459

        #4
        Re: How much is a PC that can run BF2 Good?

        Around £600 should get you something decent. Depends how you play about.

        Intel Q6600 - £180
        2GB high-end RAM - £100
        8800GTS - £160 (or 250-300 for GTX)
        Motherboard - £50-100
        PSU - £50-£100
        Case - £30-£70
        500GB SATA2 HDD - £50
        KB/Mouse - £60
        Accessories (fans, cables, CPU coolersetc) £~40


        Adds up to around £720 if you shop around for the cheapest deals. It'll be even cheaper if you go for an E4300, make your own case (added bonus of having better cooling if done well), and use existing parts.

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