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  • larsun

    #1

    Ram???

    Well i got a decent system, 2.9 athlon or whatever and a 6600 GT 128 MB, but then theres my RAM..... its 512....

    I dont own the game yet but im thinking of buying, if i do buy it will it be playable with my system? plz honest answers
  • deathsadvocate

    #2
    2.9 athlon??? do you mean 2800+? if you bought your pc as a pre-build (like a dell or hp) post what the model number is and it would give a better idea of your spec's.

    Any way you should be able to play it. i am playing it decently on a way slower machine than yours (athlon 2000+, 512mb ram, 9700pro). as long as your processor is over a 2000+ model you should be fine.

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    • spyro415

      #3
      Download the demo and try it out.

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      • larsun

        #4
        OK heres the real system

        AMD Athlon(tm) 2600+
        2.09 GHz
        512 MB RAM
        GF 6600 GT

        P.S. I run Doom3 and HL2 on high settings with well over 30 FPS

        So now for the big question? is it worth getting the game now with my system specs?

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        • deathsadvocate

          #5
          your system should have no problems running this game at decent settings (medium maybe a few on low). you could always get the demo and try it out (if you have a broadband connection). yes this game is worth getting on your system (even though there are still a lot of bugs in the game =[).

          ftp://largedownloads.ea.com/pub/demo...field2demo.exe

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          • [GU]LIZARD{GEN}

            #6
            BF2 uses over 2GB's of RAM on high regardless of what people say. I upgraded to 2GB's of RAM and my system is what most would considered uber but before I did even I had to run on medium settings. 1GB will be good enough but 2GB's is recommended. Even though I do have the 2GB's of RAM I noticed my PF Usage is still over 1GB when the game is running, yet no stutter. I also looked at my PF Usage and it appears to have turned from 1000 something mb to 2048mbs that can be used.

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            • RDF_RiSbO

              #7
              Originally posted by [GU]LIZARD
              BF2 uses over 2GB's of RAM on high regardless of what people say. I upgraded to 2GB's of RAM and my system is what most would considered uber but before I did even I had to run on medium settings. 1GB will be good enough but 2GB's is recommended. Even though I do have the 2GB's of RAM I noticed my PF Usage is still over 1GB when the game is running, yet no stutter. I also looked at my PF Usage and it appears to have turned from 1000 something mb to 2048mbs that can be used.
              ye but here is my case.
              I had 1,5 gb ram 2 x 512 and 2 x 256 and it all work on 266 mhz.When i removed the two moduls 256 ram it worked on 400 mhz and the game run better then with 1,5.The speed of ram i also imortent.

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              • DimmuBorgir

                #8
                im running 1 gig of ram with my settings on low and its fine

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                • RDF_RiSbO

                  #9
                  I have all on midium and it runs fine.Lag a little sometime.

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                  • Sir. S.A.S

                    #10
                    my selfbuild plays medium briliantly with 1gb, and my other machine plays it smoothly with 1gb ram, id put 1gb of ram in and put a better processor in it.

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                    • ZiRo

                      #11
                      I refuse to let bf2 make me buy another gig of ram. I might buy a gig of crap no name to use just for bf2 if i need to.

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                      • GreatWhiteShark

                        #12
                        More RAM will help the game run better, definitely.

                        This link will help you make a disseisin on your new RAM.... http://forums.totalbf2.com/showthread.php?p=236967#post236967

                        If you have problems with the running of the game, if and when you buy it, you know where we are, we will try and help you.

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