Ok I have read many threads in different BF2 related forums about this cards "problems" with BF2. I have one as well in my computer.
It doesn't seem to run as good as it should. If you put everything on high and some AA on the game doesn't run with stable fps. It jumps from 90 to as low as 35 or even lower depending on the amount of AA.
If I'm to believe all these dudes even 6600 card can run the game with everything on high and get very good fps and so on.
Is there some quality difference or so? Does the game look better with X850XT than example 6600 so the X850XT needs more power to run the game? And is there a "secret switch" in CatalystControlCentre wich would solve this problem or so? Or would the renaming the BF2.exe do any good? Or any other tweaks or so? (I have formatted recently, installed correct drivers/patches for every piece, cleaned registry, checked for spyware7viruses and so on...)
And I'm not alone on this problem, as I stated I have read other peeps having this kinda "problem" with this game. Is this ATI's problem or a local one or maybe a optimisation problem from DICE?
The rest of my computer is:
AMD 64 3500+
1,5 GB RAM (1GB + 512MB)
Club3d X850XT
X-FI XtremeMusic
MSI Neo-4F mobo
Nexus 350W PSU
If you're going to whine about the PSU's quantity, don't bother. It can keep my computer running well. It's a quality one so it beats a lot powerful PSU's which aren't quality ones. And I can run other games fine, and if it was from it I would be suffering stability issues with my comp wouldn't I? And computer should be fine because I get near 6000 points from 3DMARK05 which should be normal for my card.
Would it help if I ought to buy another 1GB RAM stick and take the 512MB stick off to get those 2GB DUAL RAM?
It doesn't seem to run as good as it should. If you put everything on high and some AA on the game doesn't run with stable fps. It jumps from 90 to as low as 35 or even lower depending on the amount of AA.
If I'm to believe all these dudes even 6600 card can run the game with everything on high and get very good fps and so on.
Is there some quality difference or so? Does the game look better with X850XT than example 6600 so the X850XT needs more power to run the game? And is there a "secret switch" in CatalystControlCentre wich would solve this problem or so? Or would the renaming the BF2.exe do any good? Or any other tweaks or so? (I have formatted recently, installed correct drivers/patches for every piece, cleaned registry, checked for spyware7viruses and so on...)
And I'm not alone on this problem, as I stated I have read other peeps having this kinda "problem" with this game. Is this ATI's problem or a local one or maybe a optimisation problem from DICE?
The rest of my computer is:
AMD 64 3500+
1,5 GB RAM (1GB + 512MB)
Club3d X850XT
X-FI XtremeMusic
MSI Neo-4F mobo
Nexus 350W PSU
If you're going to whine about the PSU's quantity, don't bother. It can keep my computer running well. It's a quality one so it beats a lot powerful PSU's which aren't quality ones. And I can run other games fine, and if it was from it I would be suffering stability issues with my comp wouldn't I? And computer should be fine because I get near 6000 points from 3DMARK05 which should be normal for my card.
Would it help if I ought to buy another 1GB RAM stick and take the 512MB stick off to get those 2GB DUAL RAM?
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