Originally posted by: Emultra
6600GT not being enough for Battlefield 2 is unthinkable.
Originally posted by: Emultra
6600GT not being enough for Battlefield 2 is unthinkable.
Originally posted by: Emultra
6600GT not being enough for Battlefield 2 is unthinkable.
Originally posted by: Johnbear007
NO it does not run at all on a gf4. However it runs great on an 8500. Haha to all you that poo pooed the 8500
wieners
Originally posted by: RussianSensation
Originally posted by: Johnbear007
NO it does not run at all on a gf4. However it runs great on an 8500. Haha to all you that poo pooed the 8500
wieners
Hmm I have 8500. I downloaded the demo not long ago. I can play 800x600 with all settings to high except 2 (that it wont let me even select anything above low - i think dynamic lights and shadows or something). This is with noAA/AF. At this quality, the game looks worse than Call of Duty and Medal of Honour. It actually looks WAY uglier than BF1942 at 1600x1200 on the same card. If i put the game at 1024x768 and medium it's too choppy to play. So I wouldnt say 8500 runs it great. It barely runs it.
Originally posted by: Insomniak
I don't know what BF2 you're playing, but mine looks GOBS better than Call of Duty, which to be honest was graphically outdated when it came out.
Originally posted by: Acanthus
A FX5600 even runs the game alright, they can be had well under $100. (For the love of god dont buy one, im just saying you can get away with pretty low end)
I would say 6600 vanilla or higher for a pleasant BF2 experience (6600 would push 1280x960, all high settings, high aniso, no AA).
6600 @ newegg in your price range
Leadtek 6600GT with HDTV-out also in your price range
Originally posted by: Insomniak
Originally posted by: Acanthus
A FX5600 even runs the game alright, they can be had well under $100. (For the love of god dont buy one, im just saying you can get away with pretty low end)
I would say 6600 vanilla or higher for a pleasant BF2 experience (6600 would push 1280x960, all high settings, high aniso, no AA).
6600 @ newegg in your price range
Leadtek 6600GT with HDTV-out also in your price range
You'll only get high textures with more than a GB of RAM. Anything less, and you get hardcore swapping.
Although, I will note that my calculations take into effect 2xAA. As far as I'm concerned AA is not optional.