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    Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    I'm currently in the process of buying a laptop and would like to know if Halo 2 would run on these specs:

    CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T5450 / 1.66 GHz

    RAM: DDR II SDRAM 2 GB

    Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS

    I know the requirements for the game state a 2 GHz processor, but does the Core 2 feature help at all?

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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    Yeah, its fine. You'll probably be able to manage 800x600 on medium or so, but it works...
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    Clockspeed aside, that CPU is pretty weak. As InnerGoat suggests, dont expect high preformance out of it.
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    i'm running on a laptop, duo core 2 2.16 ghz, 2 gigs of ram, and 7900 GS, i can run on full graphics and max res no problem.
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    Hell, I have a $500 dollar Dell laptop and I can run it on 800x600 on low. You'll do fine with that.
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    The CPU is fine mine runs really smoothly on low
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    Quote Originally Posted by Arid04 View Post
    I'm currently in the process of buying a laptop and would like to know if Halo 2 would run on these specs:

    CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T5450 / 1.66 GHz

    RAM: DDR II SDRAM 2 GB

    Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS

    I know the requirements for the game state a 2 GHz processor, but does the Core 2 feature help at all?

    Thanks~
    its fine as long as your CPU can clock up to atleast 3 ghz, oh and if you dont know singleplayer runs at really bad frame rate
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    Quote Originally Posted by Zeph View Post
    Clockspeed aside, that CPU is pretty weak. As InnerGoat suggests, dont expect high preformance out of it.
    It is not "weak."

    Quote Originally Posted by Halo2Vista View Post
    its fine as long as your CPU can clock up to atleast 3 ghz, oh and if you dont know singleplayer runs at really bad frame rate
    3ghz? What is wrong with you? My current laptop is sort of the same (T5200 1.6ghz, 2gigs DDR2 266, and a geforce go 7600) runs h2v 1024x768 high settings 4xAA at 20-30 fps. I really don't think the processor requirement should be taken seriously as H2V relies heavily on the gpu.
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    the GPU is udder crap. MAYBE you can run it on low ~30 FPS
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    Re: Halo 2 Vista on Notebook

    8400 GS is weak but better than nothing.

    http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-...ist.844.0.html
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