radeon x1950 pro setting help plz

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  • Dragbag
    Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 148

    #1

    radeon x1950 pro setting help plz

    just got a new card (old one was $hit) what settings should i use to get the best out of the card, pc spec p4 3ghz 1 gig ddr2 15" moniter
  • Merlin
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    • Apr 2007
    • 861

    #2
    Only having 1Gb of ram will hold you back from reaching the highest settings with good frame rates.

    As you are I would imagine you would have most on medium with some on high. If you got another gig of ram you should be able to play on all high settings.

    You say you have a 15" monitor, is that an old CRT or flat panel LCD? Basically I would like to know what the native resolution is.

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    • venny

      #3
      well, u could prolly try medium high settings, 1024*768 should be pretty decent for such specs. though for 1gb ram the loading times might not be the fastest

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      • Dragbag
        Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 148

        #4
        Originally posted by Merlin
        Only having 1Gb of ram will hold you back from reaching the highest settings with good frame rates.

        As you are I would imagine you would have most on medium with some on high. If you got another gig of ram you should be able to play on all high settings.

        You say you have a 15" monitor, is that an old CRT or flat panel LCD? Basically I would like to know what the native resolution is.
        lcd:nod:

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        • venny

          #5
          i dont think 15" screens support very high res. try 1024*768, its should be gd enough for a 1950pro.

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          • Crisis

            #6
            Originally posted by venny
            i dont think 15" screens support very high res. try 1024*768, its should be gd enough for a 1950pro.
            1024 x 768 is the shizz.

            BTW, dont forget to turn off "Enable EAX", apparently is improves/stops performance/crashing.

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            • Merlin
              Member
              • Apr 2007
              • 861

              #7
              Originally posted by Crisis
              .

              BTW, dont forget to turn off "Enable EAX", apparently is improves/stops performance/crashing.
              Maybe if you have a guff soundcard.

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