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  • Newuser

    #1

    New Computer

    I'm going to buy a new computer soon, and I need to know if these specs can handle BF2 nicely and smoothly.

    Processor: AMD Athlon 64
    Processor Speed: 2.2 GHz
    RAM: 1GB
    Hard Drive: Serial ATA (7200 rpm)
    Hard Drive Size: 250GB
    Graphics: ATI Radeon X700 Pro Video Card

    Are they ok?

    And does BF2 require Teamspeak and Ventrilio?

    Thanks in advance.
  • lcplsickoll

    #2
    It'll play just fine, but I'd recommend a X800 or X850 series card over the X700 if possible. More detailed specs such as Motherboard brand/model and Processors model would help narrow down any known compatibility issues.

    It doesn't require TeamSpeak or Ventrillo

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    • cha0tic

      #3
      What PSU are you getting? Other than that, it looks good.

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      • FLIPINOM4D

        #4
        it will play Ok and no, you can use Teamspeak for other stuff.

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        • Cargoslug

          #5
          It is all excellent but the card. The card will get medium and stuff but I would hand out a bit more cash to get a X800Xl or X850XT PE to play on high. I think it would be worth it for the long run and also..... Your mobo has PCI-E right? if not I would really advise you to get it for future upgrades.

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          • kewl e-man

            #6
            i dunno but i would at least get a 2.4 ghz. i would choose the nvidia 6800 or 7800 pci express or agp. but 7800 dont support agp.

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            • Boots0032

              #7
              Originally posted by kewl e-man
              i dunno but i would at least get a 2.4 ghz. i would choose the nvidia 6800 or 7800 pci express or agp. but 7800 dont support agp.
              The 2.4 ghz, which is i beleive a 3800, is really not necessary for how much money it is. The only reccomendation i would give is to rethink that graphics card unless your fine with medium settings. A 3000 1.8 ghz and up i think is sufficient as a processor.

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