Now i am in a pickle!

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  • roryrc

    #1

    Now i am in a pickle!

    Right ok my computer is -
    1gp of ram
    X1300 256mb ATI radeon
    3.2 CPU
    _______________________

    Now i don't have money to spend on upgrading and i am geting a dulux battlefield 2 (Includes BF2 and Special forces), now i am worring my comp won't be able to run in not even on alll low settings so is that true!

    Will i be able to work battlefield!
  • Corkum
    Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 639

    #2
    Re: Now i am in a pickle!

    barely, but yes

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    • Jumintiger
      Member
      • May 2006
      • 517

      #3
      Re: Now i am in a pickle!

      Yes, you might be able to get slightly above or below medium settings, I'm not sure. I can run ultra high settings (with a very small amount of lag) with this:

      AMD Athlon 64 3800+
      XFX GeForce 7600GT XXX
      1 GB of PC3200 RAM

      On all high it won't do anything wrong, ultra high it does lag some. I got this all in a nice shiny new case, along with a 260MB hard drive for only ~$750 on Emachines.com.

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      • Xodus
        Member
        • Apr 2006
        • 846

        #4
        Re: Now i am in a pickle!

        Originally posted by Jumintiger
        Yes, you might be able to get slightly above or below medium settings, I'm not sure. I can run ultra high settings (with a very small amount of lag) with this:

        AMD Athlon 64 3800+
        XFX GeForce 7600GT XXX
        1 GB of PC3200 RAM

        On all high it won't do anything wrong, ultra high it does lag some. I got this all in a nice shiny new case, along with a 260MB hard drive for only ~$750 on Emachines.com.

        You mean GB I hope

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        • signa
          CS-Nation / TGN Staff
          • Dec 2004
          • 4191

          #5
          Re: Now i am in a pickle!

          I wouldnt worry about it even if you have to run at lower settings. its still a fun game.
          "Crunch's First Officer"
          twitter: @signaprime

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          • Sub_zer0

            #6
            Re: Now i am in a pickle!

            I can't run on high but lower is good means you can see in shadows

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            • AncientSerpent3
              Member
              • Sep 2006
              • 534

              #7
              Re: Now i am in a pickle!

              Dude, I run Vanilla, SF, AF, and EF and these are my specs

              Pentium 4 Processor
              512mb of SD Ram
              128mb ATi Radeon 9200
              1.7ghz

              I don't think you should have a problem, whatsoever.

              Ok, everyone flame me now. I know my PC sucks. :)

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              • aznreaperx

                #8
                Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                i have a dual core 6900 (2.something ghz)
                2 gigs ram
                geforce gt 7300 512mb
                i can run everything on medium setting fine
                so i think you will be able to manage low maybe a few medium settings
                anyone know if i can run it smoothly on high?

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                • ConscriptVirus
                  Member
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 6369

                  #9
                  Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                  Originally posted by Jumintiger
                  Yes, you might be able to get slightly above or below medium settings, I'm not sure. I can run ultra high settings (with a very small amount of lag) with this:

                  AMD Athlon 64 3800+
                  XFX GeForce 7600GT XXX
                  1 GB of PC3200 RAM

                  On all high it won't do anything wrong, ultra high it does lag some. I got this all in a nice shiny new case, along with a 260MB hard drive for only ~$750 on Emachines.com.
                  how much fps do u get?!

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                  • *DEAD*

                    #10
                    Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                    Originally posted by AncientSerpent3
                    Dude, I run Vanilla, SF, AF, and EF and these are my specs

                    Pentium 4 Processor
                    512mb of SD Ram
                    128mb ATi Radeon 9200
                    1.7ghz

                    I don't think you should have a problem, whatsoever.

                    Ok, everyone flame me now. I know my PC sucks. :)
                    same as me congrats.

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                    • AncientSerpent3
                      Member
                      • Sep 2006
                      • 534

                      #11
                      Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                      Awesome. I'm not alone. ^^

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                      • Cromat

                        #12
                        Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                        Originally posted by Corkum
                        barely, but yes


                        WTF??!

                        I have Athlon 3800+
                        1GIG RAM
                        Radeon X850XT

                        and I can run BF2 on high

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                        • megawhompertoo
                          oldswab
                          • Dec 2005
                          • 2124

                          #13
                          Re: Now i am in a pickle!

                          Originally posted by Cromat
                          WTF??!

                          I have Athlon 3800+
                          1GIG RAM
                          Radeon X850XT

                          and I can run BF2 on high
                          To the OP: ^ x850xt is definitely one of the most cost-effective way to get a great looking BF2 session going if you have a PCI-E (which you do).



                          Put an ATI Silencer (Arctic Cooling) or a Zalman 9000cu and you can overclock the core and memory safely and stably by 10-15%, depending on how much fresh air you've go incoming. I prefer the Arctic Cooling Silencer since it blows the hot air out the back of the case, but Zalman makes a better quality cooler.

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