800x600 and 16:10

I'll wait to see once I install the game and see how well it runs on 1280x720.

I am talking about Halo 2 for Windows Vista, not other games. Where did you get the idea I was talking about other games?:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

Run it in a window at like 960x600.

960/600=1.6
16/10=1.6

16:10 aspect with a 600 pixel height.

Or run it at 800x500, But I'm pretty sure Vidoe games can't run at resolutiosn not divisible by 16.

I'd just try 960x600.

A FoV hack is going to be the first thing on my list once I get my hands on Vista AND H2V >.>

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Patrickssj6

A FoV hack is going to be the first thing on my list once I get my hands on Vista AND H2V >.>

---

Why? H2V supports widescreens.

or just for fun and to modify the FOV. I figured it was to make widescreen look... wide.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mr Buckshot

If you run the game at a lower resolution but in windowed mode, it won't look that bad (running Halo at 1024x768 in a window on my desktop still looks quite clear).

Radeon X1600 only gives you 800x600? Probably a support issue (some older games may not work properly on newer cards that should be able to blow them away). Contact Hired Gun. By rights, you should be running in widescreen with everything maxed, because my Geforce 7600 GT, which is Nvidia's rival to the X1600, can run much better-looking games at high settings.

---

Actually, the GeForce 6600 GT is a better rival for the X1600. Yes, the X1600 does suck, that much.

http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphi...=722&chart=290

Look for the two blue lines. Your 7600GT is a dozen or so cards above the 6600.

Admittedly overall the X1600 beats the 6600GT, but just click the overall score, they're RIGHT BESIDE each other.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by HMReaper

how can u stand even looking at the game at such low res.....it must be like shooting at blocks.

---

FYI, I play at 640X480 because my Radeon 9250 is so lame. You get used to it. I just laugh when I see posts like playing in a 1024X768 window on the desktop since that's the maximum my computer can do in full screen (and Halo runs at 2 frames/second lol).

Anyways, I do know that if my 9250 can do 1024X768 (it actually lists that in can do 2048X something, lol), something is wrong with an X1600 that is only doing 800X600... as has been said, definitely look at new drivers.

By field of view, he means that in Halo 2, the FoV is 70 degrees. He plans on making a hack that allows for 90 degrees, possibly more or less too.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by FriedMetroid

If you have a 256 mb x1600 why the hell do you need to play at 800 x600? That card gives me good performance on 1440 x 900 on most games, just don't turn AA on. At that resolution you don't need it anyway

---

I have an x1600xt, and I need to find a way to use 1440 x 900, but I can't find it D:

Any ideas?

(H2V, btw. H1 natively supports it, and looks/plays quite fine)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Lightning

I have an x1600xt, and I need to find a way to use 1440 x 900, but I can't find it D:

Any ideas?

(H2V, btw. H1 natively supports it, and looks/plays quite fine)

---

-window -vidmode 1440,900

I Don't recommend using widescreen with HPC. I play so much better in a 4:3 actually. And some of my friends say it's easier. The Lead changes some.