Originally posted by DeltaCowboyTX
Nice performance boost
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Originally posted by BF2_JoeYeah i went from a PIII 733 with no video card and 128mb of ddr 333
and im getting a 939 pin AMD 64 3500+ i hope I will see the difference.
And to say the least i went to pricewatch.com and got a video card with 512MB. Humm maby 85 to 140fps? o
Oh and 2gigs od ddr on the 14th.
512mb is unneccessary and useless on video cards right now. Not to mention that the amout of ram isn't the most important thing.Comment
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Originally posted by =VnR=|DANNY|It ain't worth getting the x2 right now because I heard peopel were having terrible performance while playing games.
Really high latencies with the x2 best bet is Athlon 64fx for gaming. Pricey though. Made specifically for gaming performance.Comment
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Originally posted by DearmadMy 3200+ XP with identical stats otherwise (oddly enough) gets the same speeds as the OP. 64 bit is not going to improve performance.
Oh, and windows 2000, not XP which the game isn't even rated for.
Just so happens I've played BF2 on socket A, socket 754 and socket 939. Socket 939 blows the other systems out of the water given approx same CPU speed. Main reason = true dual memory controller at 6000+ MB/sec.Comment
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You guys with decent puters try the ultra high settings, I got a noticeable 5-10 fps increase (search the forums not everybody gets an increase but quite a few do) and the quality is slightly noticeable. Dont forget to delete your shader cache c:\mydocs\bf2\mods\cache or something like that Its definately worth trying. And try different vid drivers too cause the different nvidia 77.xx drivers have maybe a 30 fps difference for me! 77.72s is what im using now.Comment
I went from a P4 2.5GHz to an Athlon 64 3000+ and holy **** did I get a FPS boost! I moved to settings up a good ammount and I still got much better FPS than before. Just from a processor :)
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