would halo2 be worth buying like would it work on my system? heres the stufff about my computer
processor AMD Turion 64 X2 1.60 GHZ
RAM 894 MB
yeah i have vista...i think home premium
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would halo2 be worth buying like would it work on my system? heres the stufff about my computer
processor AMD Turion 64 X2 1.60 GHZ
RAM 894 MB
yeah i have vista...i think home premium
not with ur processer..
and what kind of gfx card u gotz?
Actually it's on the edge of being fine...Quote:
Originally Posted by QTip05
I guess it's a laptop and RAM upgrading is more likely a "no"?
His CPU is fine.
Post your video card, but since it's eating 128 MB from his 1 GB of RAM, it's likely to be integrated, therefore it's probably not going to be good.
Youz so smart :). Now I know why I'm missing 256 mb from my RAM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Buckshot
why did i get an infraction? does ne1 explain nething on here? and wth are infractions on this site?
da rason y u got dat infracshun wuz becuz u post lyk dis, u noe, lyk a n00b. n yez jcap x-plens evryding round here in da rules. an infacshun iz a vyolashun of da rulez.Quote:
Originally Posted by QTip05
back on topic:
Like I said, this guy either has an integrated video card in his laptop, or a low-end card that utilizes Turbocache (nvidia) or Hypermemory (ATI) to increase its video memory.
Bottom line: You either won't run H2V, or your performance will be terrible. Sorry, mate. Of course, you might be lucky enough to have a midrange class card that also uses Turbocache or Hypermemory, but those are rare.
I think I have a 1.73 GHZ processor. It works fine, but for some parts of the game, it runs a bit slow.
I assume you are using a Pentium M or a Core (2) Duo. If so, the 1.73Ghz is comparable to a 2.6Ghz Pentium 4.
Ghz ratios are a bit misleading these days. I remember some guy thinking that a 1.86Ghz Core 2 Duo E6320 could not run H2V (2.00Ghz P4 requirement), just because it said 1.86 Ghz, when in reality the 1.86Ghz kills even a 3.8Ghz P4.