can some one tell me if the grapgics card make `s a
diferance as for you seeing a lot further . as at times in game iam getting shot at and i carnt see who or were its comeing from
yes thanks iv dont that but still getting shot from far away
and i carnt see them .
akawho07
Well, what settings are you running at? Geometry is another important factor and even dynamic lighting to see where the shot is coming from. I run the game maxed so maybe that's why I don't have a problem. A higher resolution is also a facto in seeing farther.
If your system will allow, definately run it on high everything, and at as high a resolution as your monitor allows. But if you can't, here are some video settings I used to use so I could see the best. It will allow you to see snipers in the shadows, and the best distance:
Terrain - medium
Effects - low
Geometry - high
Texture - high
Lighting - low
Dynamic Shadows - medium
Dynamic Light - medium
AA - off
Text Filter - high
Keep in mind those settings are for performance, and not to make the game pretty. I used to use these settings even when I could run on high everything, because vision-wise, it was best for competition.
Yes the graphics card makes a difference.
When I first build my gaming rig 2 years ago I had an nVidia 6800 in it and it was awesome.
But last summer I put in a new nVidia 8600GTOC, and I can snipe people I never even dreamed about seeing before. Yes setting the view distance to 100% helps, but a cutting edge graphics card will make a huge difference too!
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