How to See if Your Computer is Good Enough for Battlefield 2

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  • sgt.collins

    #1

    How to See if Your Computer is Good Enough for Battlefield 2

    Hi everybody. I have been seeing more and more threads on if you computer can run it, and if so, what setting.
    Well, here is the solution.
    Go to this website: canirunit.com
    Go to the dropdown menu, and click Battlefield 2- PC
    click the Can I run it button.

    It's as easy as that
  • Namakan
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 2893

    #2





    just kidding







    this is sorta old though

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    • Scinto
      Retired TGN *****
      • Mar 2006
      • 5387

      #3
      it would be out of date, as the minimun specs for BF2 on the back of the box will no longer work smoothly.

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      • jesus
        Member
        • May 2007
        • 2413

        #4
        Originally posted by Scinto
        it would be out of date, as the minimun specs for BF2 on the back of the box will no longer work smoothly.
        actually, it's the opposite. The minimum requirements on the box aren't the absolute minimum. minimum GPU on the box is 5700, but my brother plays fine with his 5200.

        Also, for people who still want to know if their computer can play BF2 or not, even after running that test, just download the demo!

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        • ConscriptVirus
          Member
          • Oct 2007
          • 6369

          #5
          what is the definition of playing fine? i mean the 5200 can run it, i used it for over a yearfor BF2 and it wasnt exactly enjoyable with 20 fps. took a lot of major tweakage.

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          • Trevortt

            #6
            Considering the game is 3 years old, why would you even want to try the above scheme.

            But if you insist on showing off with your system why not..

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            • jesus
              Member
              • May 2007
              • 2413

              #7
              Originally posted by ConscriptVirus
              what is the definition of playing fine? i mean the 5200 can run it, i used it for over a yearfor BF2 and it wasnt exactly enjoyable with 20 fps. took a lot of major tweakage.
              i'm not sure, but it's good enough to make him keep playing.

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              • Verzili
                Member
                • Apr 2006
                • 969

                #8


                not bother that the bar is not filled right up but wonder why as the only thing on the chart thats not full is the operating system ( XP pro sp2)

                :)

                4200x2 (939) 2gb ram (3200)

                2900xt 512mb

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                • Scinto
                  Retired TGN *****
                  • Mar 2006
                  • 5387

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ConscriptVirus
                  what is the definition of playing fine? i mean the 5200 can run it, i used it for over a yearfor BF2 and it wasnt exactly enjoyable with 20 fps. took a lot of major tweakage.
                  not everyone would go that far, if they were interested in some of the mods that have been create they would have very little chance of a smooth game.

                  playing fine = lag free, remember the patches added quite alot of content to the game meaning people would either have to lower their settings or upgrade.

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                  • imported_Erol
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2007
                    • 278

                    #10


                    And i get 30 fps with this in PR

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                    • sgt.collins

                      #11
                      for the person that said i was showing off, i was just giving an example of what they will expect to see.

                      i just thought i would make a universal thread, because a lot of people want to know if their systems can run it, and don't take the time to look at the system requirements first.

                      idk, on another forum i'm on they yell at people for making pointless threads because they take up bandwidth or something along those lines. they might just be joking around

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                      • mwillin0000
                        Member
                        • May 2006
                        • 1622

                        #12
                        passing on "recommended" sure doesn't mean it will run awesome-ly. i play on low settings.

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                        • sgt.collins

                          #13
                          yeah, for sure. on the other hand, if you don't meet reccomended you can still play ont he highest settings. i can play crysis on high, and i don't meet the requirements

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                          • ConscriptVirus
                            Member
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 6369

                            #14
                            u dont meet the recommended?!?!

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                            • W1den

                              #15

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