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HL2: Is your PC good enough?
http://www.half-life2.org.uk/check.php
Processor: Your processor is fine. Graphics : You should be able to play in a comfortable resolution such as 800x600, maybie more depending on chipset. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in 1024x768 depending on your card, consider upgrading if you have an older chipset such as GeForce 3 Ti System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems Bitch, please! ATI 9700 Pro. I will run my shit at least 1024*768 with graphical effects turned ALL the way up. |
same as blitz
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Looks to me like the bottleneck most people are going to have is the Vid Card. It's not happy if you have less than a 128MB card.
Time to start looking.... |
Sapphire 9800 Pro - Around 200 bucks on newegg. If you've got an 8x AGP port, then this is it. This is the best deal you can get.
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Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should have no problems running full graphics options. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems, you should get best performance. :D:D:D |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in 1024x768 depending on your card, consider upgrading if you have an older chipset such as GeForce 3 Ti System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems, you should get best performance. 9800 Pro and its telling me to consider upgrading? yeah... |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in a comfortable resolution such as 800x600, maybie more depending on chipset. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win 2000. Architecture: No Problems I need a upgrade. Who the hell would play HL2 800x600. Man I wish I had the money to buy an Alienware. |
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I would guess, Proc - 2ghz and above
Graphics - 256 mb System memory - 512 mb Operating System: Win XP Architecture: Gonna guess 64-bit. That means NoSoup must have a 64-bit Athlon. And running a 64-bit version of XP? Am I right? Do I get the cyber cookie? |
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Yeah, this thing seems a bit overkill. A Radeon 9700 Pro or Radeon 9800 Pro is gonna run HL2 damn good. Most people are overestimating the requirements for this game. People may not be able to run it at the maximum requirements, but it'll run good and look good on midrange videocards.
-Lasereth |
I just clicked on it (I would have earlier, but I'm not on my PC). What a crock of shit! It has processor ratings in megahertz. Give me a damn break! Athlon XPs run at lower clock speeds than Pentium 4s but stilll keep up (and pass) P4's in most tests. Speed means nothing since AMD entered the market years ago.
On top of that, it's asking how much memory your videocard has. Again, who gives a shit? Let me guess: it's gonna tell me that my GeForce FX 5200 LE 256 MB is gonna run HL2 better than a 128 MB Radeon 9800 Pro. Ha ha. This test is pure tomfoolery! I can't believe they'd publish it. I'm not even gonna get started on the RAM amounts, either...can anyone say "Why isn't my PC running it good with 1 GB of PC100 RAM???" -Lasereth |
They need to release a demo for this game with a benchmark system. So that way you would know how the game is going to run.
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2.8 ghz 256 graphics 1 gig of memory win XP 64 bit.... Close, but not quite :D |
Does a ATI 9600Pro count as good enough? It's 128MB but the chipset reference is to GeForce, not ATI...
I'm still not convinced that it will ever be released. |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in 1024x768, maybie more depending on chipset. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
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No worries here, as I've found a buyer for my 9500 Pro. I'm going to buy a 9800 Pro. Yes, I know, I should get an X800 Pro-whatever. Send me the cash and I would be happy to do that. I spent $300 USD on a GeForce 2 GTS 32MB once. To me that is silly. The 9800 Pro that I will buy will be fine for a year, hopefully. Hell, my 9500 Pro is fine now.
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That 9800 Pro should run the shit outta HL2 and anything else for the next 2 years.
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Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should have no problems running full graphics options. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems, you should get best performance. My specs: Processor: AMD FX53 Graphics: XT800 Pro Ram: 1 gig OS: XP Pro Architecture: 64 bit I think I'm ready :D I think NoSoup and I have the same system. |
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Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should have no problems running full graphics options. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
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http://www20.graphics.tomshardware.c...504/index.html Trust me, the X800 Pro(assuming that's what Krycheck meant :)) is THE best performance card that ATI has to offer currently (other than the X800 XT PE (Platinum Edition)). We're talking a 150%-300% increase in performance here over the 9800 Pro. A serious, serious increase, that makes last year seem like it never happened. Any graphics enthusiast remembers the debacle that was the FX series. I mean, seriously, the 5700? It was a damn leafblower. In any case, the answer to your question is, yes, the X800 Pro is a far superior card to a 9800 Pro 256 MB card. Quote:
Ahh-whackety-whackety-whackety-whack. That's a fuckin' amazing system, Krycheck! |
Cool, thanks. Although it pisses me off that these fuckers released it so soon after the 9800. All the people who bought that must be pissed.
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-Lasereth |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should have no problems running full graphics options. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
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Processor: Your processor is insufficient, it needs to be 700MHz+
Graphics : You do not have enough graphics memory System Memory: You need to get more system memory. Operating System: You need to get a newer operating system. Architecture: You need to get a 32 or 64 bit system Damn. Looks like I won't be playing it on my old 286. :( |
Shit naw dude. You're gonna have to fork over some cash to get up to speed on your cache :D. In all honesty, you can probably spend around 800 bucks and have a PC that's more than ready for HL2. I mean that in all seriousness as well.
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Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in 1024x768 depending on your card, consider upgrading if you have an older chipset such as GeForce 3 Ti System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems Good thing HL2 was delayed last september, gave me time to upgrade from a GF4 mx 420 to my 9800pro =) |
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Processor: Your processor is fine. Graphics : You should have no problems running full graphics options. System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
Processor: Your processor is fine.
Graphics : You should be able to play in 1024x768 depending on your card, consider upgrading if you have an older chipset such as GeForce 3 Ti System Memory: You have enough RAM Operating System: You will be able to play on Win XP. Architecture: No Problems |
I hope mine is good enough....
My husband built it... It's an AMD 64 3400+ with 1GB pc3500 ddr, a 74gig 10krpm raptor drive and a x800pro card.... All I know is it plays Unreal 2k4 awesome... Did I mention it's really pretty, it has red and blue lights and a lot of fans. Here is a pic http://img59.photobucket.com/albums/...a/PICT2092.jpg |
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Good... I thought so... My husband is a member over at www.futuremark.com (INNOVA) so he's into that modding stuff... and blowing money on pretty hardware.
Gets around 11K in 3dmark 2k3. |
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