native res would be the max. res available. I have a 19" and my native res is 1280x1024.
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Same with me. I have the same exact specs as you except 2GB RAM, different monitor brand and smaller HD.Comment
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Then I don't see why you'd have a problem running BF2 at maxed settings, AAx16 at 1280x1024Comment
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maybe he doesnt have the same drivers as you?Comment
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Maybe... I'm using 163.75WHQL. What are you using Slawek?Originally posted by jubb jubb View PostComment
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The same, I think. Last time I checked it showed the same number. Maybe it can be the internet connection? Well, I'll try and play a map with AA maxed that I've played on before, maybe it lagged because it had to load everything for the first time. And, how do you have AAx16, I remember it only going up to x8...Comment
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I use the nvidia control panel for my AA and AF. right click on the desktop, go to nvidia control panel. In BF2 I have it turned off.Originally posted by Slawek View PostComment
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Where do you see AA and AF in the NVIDIA Control Panel? And, I guess that's probably the reason why I'm lagging? I probably have it on at full in the control panel and I'm also turning it up in BF2.
Well looking at this information, I think I should be able to run everything on high now without any problems at all..
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Originally posted by Slawek View Post
yeah your specs are perfect for BF2.
right click desktop > nvidia control panel > on the left side click adjust 3D settings > manage 3D settings.
you'll need to set AA to "Override any application setting"Comment
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Well I found out that my CPU runs at 35-37C and my SYS runs at 32C.Comment
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Well, I tried running BF2 with AAx8 and I can, without lag. Still didn't try if I can run it with max. resolution, but ya.Comment
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