Originally posted by: AndyHui
DX9 shouldn't matter in the case of Doom 3, since it's written in OpenGL.
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: darktubbly
FFMCobalt, what are your system specs?
P4 1.6A Northwood @2.4
512 megs of PC2100
GF4 Ti4600 (you have to install an OLD version of the nVidia drivers though :disgust: )
WinXP Pro
Why did YOU upgrade your system? If I were to upgrade my AthlonXP1600/GF4200, it would improve the performance of everything, not just HL2. I'm sure many on this board upgrade for no good reason--That's why they're enthusiastsOriginally posted by: Wingznut
People who ask this crack me up. They are talking about spending a few hundred dollars to play one video game. A game that they aren't even sure they'll like!
Crazy.
Originally posted by: Shockwave
HL2 > Doom 3
This is well known, and generally regarded as fact![]()
Originally posted by: Sysadmin
Originally posted by: Shockwave
HL2 > Doom 3
This is well known, and generally regarded as fact![]()
True but which one is coming out first is the big mystery!
Sysadmin
Originally posted by: hx009
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: darktubbly
FFMCobalt, what are your system specs?
P4 1.6A Northwood @2.4
512 megs of PC2100
GF4 Ti4600 (you have to install an OLD version of the nVidia drivers though :disgust: )
WinXP Pro
What version of the nVidia drivers are you running?
?Originally posted by: AndyHui
DX9 shouldn't matter in the case of Doom 3, since it's written in OpenGL.
Originally posted by: MustangSVT
what tires should I get for my F50? what about my Enzo? and daily driver GT?
Originally posted by: Shockwave
HL2 > Doom 3
This is well known, and generally regarded as fact![]()
Will it really matter? Depends what "matter" means to you. An older card will be slower but it should display all the video effects so you can't compare it to HL2 running on a GF4.Originally posted by: ViRGE
?Originally posted by: AndyHui
DX9 shouldn't matter in the case of Doom 3, since it's written in OpenGL.
Yes, it will matter. Even though Carmack is using OpenGL instead of D3D 9 for graphics, it doesn't change what features cards do and don't support, since most features exposed in D3D are also exposed in OpenGL, and as you can imagine, Carmack is likely to use anything he can get his hands on. A DX8 card running Doom 3 will be just as crippled as a DX8 card running HL2(D3D based). Besides, we're also forgetting that Doom 3 will use DirectX for input and sound, so one way or another, you're going to have to have DX9 installed.![]()
Originally posted by: AndyHui
DX9 shouldn't matter in the case of Doom 3, since it's written in OpenGL.