System req.? Should I install or not?

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  • willy1947

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    System req.? Should I install or not?

    I've just bought Battlefield 2, but I am having second thoughts actually installing it. My system is as follows: Dell, 8250, 2.4 gHz, 512Ram (RD Ram), 256 MB GeForce FX 5600, 260 Gig harddrive, etc... In everyones opinion, will it be worth playing?

    Upgrading the RAM on this system is insane. I think it will take $400 + to get to 1 G of RAM. :cry:

    Doom 3 plays fairly well for me.

    Just looking for some opinions, before I can't take it back.

    Thanks,
    Dave
  • AnnihilateYZ

    #2
    Re: System req.? Should I install or not?

    Well, first of u will have to play on low settings if u decide not to take it back and if i where i wouldnt as this game is awesome. If u stay away from those 64 player servers ull prolly be good.

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    • cloakster
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      • Nov 2006
      • 1396

      #3
      Re: System req.? Should I install or not?

      ya ull be fine if just stick with low setting. and HOLY CRAP thats expensive for RAM, if u buy off the dell website its $295 US for 512mb

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      • RAF92_Warhawk

        #4
        Re: System req.? Should I install or not?

        I'd say go for it.... I lagg like no other and I'm still fraggin'

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        • willy1947

          #5
          Re: System req.? Should I install or not?

          Thanks for the info. I'm still deciding. I really liked the first one, and can just imagine how good the second one is. I'm just afraid I won't get the smoothness and graphic quality it deserves.

          Thanks,
          Dave

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          • jdrou
            Member
            • Jul 2006
            • 1860

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            Re: System req.? Should I install or not?

            Originally posted by cloaker
            and HOLY CRAP thats expensive for RAM, if u buy off the dell website its $295 US for 512mb
            That's the main reason no one uses Rambus (RDRAM) any more. It was a bit faster than DDR SDRAM but much more expensive.

            The system should run OK on low settings. Hope you're shopping for a new system in the near future though. You can build a decent gaming system for $800 (minus hard drive which you can reuse from old system).
            High-end SLI-capable mb, Athlon 64 3700, 2GB DDR2 RAM, GeForce 6600 256MB PCIe (upgradable to dual 7800's later).

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