im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

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  • unlimitedmp

    #16
    Re: im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

    MAKE SURE TO GET RID OF ALL THE OLD DRIVERS B4 INSTALLING THE NEW ONES. /end capslock for importance

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    • JonnyMacFred102
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      • Aug 2005
      • 1995

      #17
      Re: im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

      Originally posted by JDUB
      I have a similar system to you:

      1.8GHZ Athlon 2500+
      256MB RAM
      FX5200

      I run everything on low, get very long load times and many lockups...

      Hey, it still works.
      How the bleep do you run BF2 on 256mb? I thought you needed 512mb minimum to run it anyway. Combined with a 5200, it must look and play like complete crap...

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      • imported_Psycho

        #18
        Re: im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

        Originally posted by SuperTyphoon
        How the bleep do you run BF2 on 256mb? I thought you needed 512mb minimum to run it anyway. Combined with a 5200, it must look and play like complete crap...
        Yeah it doesn't play very well with 1GB of ram and a 5200.

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        • Mayflower
          Member
          • Jun 2005
          • 833

          #19
          Re: im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

          Thanks guys so now I am thinking about it..... Nvidia or ATI....Nvidia or ATI....Nvidia or ATI....Nvidia or ATI....Nvidia or ATI......

          well I would like a card around 100 $ CAN , I know it's not much but I really not want to put alot of money into computers. For the ram, ill wait later..

          what you guys suggest me ? Which Nvidia card or which ATI card (dont forget AGP not PCI express

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          • Talus
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 6854

            #20
            Re: im n00bish about computers, so need advices..

            You'll be lucky to find something for that.

            Try www.pricenetwork.ca and see what you can come up with.

            You'd either be able to get a 5700 (just barely supported) or a 6200 (newer..but unsure if it'd be supported).

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