Hello guys,
I have owned Battlefield 2 for some time, and played it on my old rig, which wasnt very powerful, um Pentium III I think it was. It was slow, and the graphics werent great, along with plenty of lag. However I could still play matches. Anyway recently I decided to upgrade my computer, with the following spec:
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E8400 @3.00GHz
Windows XP Home Edition 32-bit SP3
2x Corsair 2GB DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 Memory CL5 1.8V
Foxconn P45AL P45 Socket 775 8 Channel Audio Out ATX Motherboard
Huntkey 500W Balance Power PSU - 12cm Fan with 4x SATA 2x PCI-E
Zotac (NVidia) GTS250 512MB DDR3 DVI VGA HDMI Out PhysX and Cuda ready PCI-E Graphics Card
Western Digital WD5000AAKS 500GB SATAII 7200RPM 16MB Cache - OEM Caviar Blue
LiteOn IHAS324 24x DVD±RW Dual Layer & RAM SATA Black
Samsung SP0802N/ SCSI Disk Device
ST316021 2A SCSI Disk Device
These parts are all brand new save the hard discs and operating system disc.
I built this machine myself, in order to play relatively old games like Battlefield 2, Battlefield Vietnam and Battlefield 1942, and 2142 in the near future. When I installed all of these, and played Battlefield 2 for the first time, I managed to load a single player game, and select my kit, but after 10-30 seconds of gameplay, the graphics started messing up, and become what I assume to be "graphic artifacts". The colours go crazy, and then the game freezes, sound loops after 5 more seconds, and then the screen goes half black on the bottom, and the top half flickers like mad. Ctrl + Alt + delete does not work along with Ctrl + Shift + Esc. There is no option but to restart the machine. After trying this several times with the same result, I decided to try my other games, BF: V and BF1942. Both end up with the same result, messing up after 10-30 seconds of gameplay. This goes for single player and multiplayer on each game. After restarting after BF: V did this on one occasion, XP did throw up an error report, but I didn't get down the details, and after recreating the conditions this error report didnt come up again afterwards.
I have installed the latest NVidia drivers for the graphics card, and after viewing other forums, I deleted the BF2 cache, tried my RAM in different combinations and turned the settings down low, all with no change to the gameplay.
Please could someone help me, as I have spent what is to me a lot of money in order to play these games, with what should be a more than enough spec.
Thanks,
Sean.
I have owned Battlefield 2 for some time, and played it on my old rig, which wasnt very powerful, um Pentium III I think it was. It was slow, and the graphics werent great, along with plenty of lag. However I could still play matches. Anyway recently I decided to upgrade my computer, with the following spec:
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E8400 @3.00GHz
Windows XP Home Edition 32-bit SP3
2x Corsair 2GB DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 Memory CL5 1.8V
Foxconn P45AL P45 Socket 775 8 Channel Audio Out ATX Motherboard
Huntkey 500W Balance Power PSU - 12cm Fan with 4x SATA 2x PCI-E
Zotac (NVidia) GTS250 512MB DDR3 DVI VGA HDMI Out PhysX and Cuda ready PCI-E Graphics Card
Western Digital WD5000AAKS 500GB SATAII 7200RPM 16MB Cache - OEM Caviar Blue
LiteOn IHAS324 24x DVD±RW Dual Layer & RAM SATA Black
Samsung SP0802N/ SCSI Disk Device
ST316021 2A SCSI Disk Device
These parts are all brand new save the hard discs and operating system disc.
I built this machine myself, in order to play relatively old games like Battlefield 2, Battlefield Vietnam and Battlefield 1942, and 2142 in the near future. When I installed all of these, and played Battlefield 2 for the first time, I managed to load a single player game, and select my kit, but after 10-30 seconds of gameplay, the graphics started messing up, and become what I assume to be "graphic artifacts". The colours go crazy, and then the game freezes, sound loops after 5 more seconds, and then the screen goes half black on the bottom, and the top half flickers like mad. Ctrl + Alt + delete does not work along with Ctrl + Shift + Esc. There is no option but to restart the machine. After trying this several times with the same result, I decided to try my other games, BF: V and BF1942. Both end up with the same result, messing up after 10-30 seconds of gameplay. This goes for single player and multiplayer on each game. After restarting after BF: V did this on one occasion, XP did throw up an error report, but I didn't get down the details, and after recreating the conditions this error report didnt come up again afterwards.
I have installed the latest NVidia drivers for the graphics card, and after viewing other forums, I deleted the BF2 cache, tried my RAM in different combinations and turned the settings down low, all with no change to the gameplay.
Please could someone help me, as I have spent what is to me a lot of money in order to play these games, with what should be a more than enough spec.
Thanks,
Sean.
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