Last week I thought about upgrading my system.
After deciding to put the money on parts for my motorcycle instead, I downloaded the D3 demo to see how it goes anyway.
My system is quite old - P4 2.67GHz, 512MB PC2700 RAM and a good old Radeon 9700.
Wasn't expecting much...the game defaulted to 800x600, medium detail. This made the graphics look..."nice", but not much more than that.
Upped the res to 1024x786 and detail settings to High and what do you know, it runs better than it did in 800x600. How and why, I have no idea.
Anyway, I didn't like D3 itself, I prefer to actually be able to see something in a game. And then there is The Flashlight :disgust:
150 years into the future and they don't have any source of light while holding a weapon? Heh.
Anyway, now that I know my system CAN run D3 nicely, I'll be getting Quake 4 instead. Q2 single player was pretty fun (and nothing in HL\HL2 beats the BFG...), hopefully I won't be disappointed.
After deciding to put the money on parts for my motorcycle instead, I downloaded the D3 demo to see how it goes anyway.
My system is quite old - P4 2.67GHz, 512MB PC2700 RAM and a good old Radeon 9700.
Wasn't expecting much...the game defaulted to 800x600, medium detail. This made the graphics look..."nice", but not much more than that.
Upped the res to 1024x786 and detail settings to High and what do you know, it runs better than it did in 800x600. How and why, I have no idea.
Anyway, I didn't like D3 itself, I prefer to actually be able to see something in a game. And then there is The Flashlight :disgust:
150 years into the future and they don't have any source of light while holding a weapon? Heh.
Anyway, now that I know my system CAN run D3 nicely, I'll be getting Quake 4 instead. Q2 single player was pretty fun (and nothing in HL\HL2 beats the BFG...), hopefully I won't be disappointed.