Thanks TheGhost.
Its good to see some pro-open source members around here. To much people here have a microsoft mentality on open sourcing.
...Your expecting Halo 2 for Windows Vista to run well on a glorified 9600 XT?
And I could have sworn the minimum CPU requirement for H2V was a 2.0 ghz CPU.
Also, if you almost fry components while overclocking, please don't continue. Im pretty sure your using the stock heatsink amirite? Not a good idea. Your better off buying a $30 7300 or going for something that doesn't suck. Like an $150ish 8600 GT.
Not to excuse the fact that they somehow managed to get a game that ran on basically a Geforce 3 and an 800 mHz Pentium 3 to not perform at least the same on a much much much more powerful platform, even with some features tacked on or "improved". Even taking console optimizations into account the PC simply has so much more power to use that it simply shouldn't run as bad as it does.
Thats way besides the point though. Nice job on getting the game to work on XP abcba. Were you the same guy (or in the group) who also got Shadowrun working on XP by any chance?
Last edited by legionaire45; June 25th, 2007 at 02:58 AM.
Yeah dude, if you read more closely, you'd see it's a mobility card...I.E. a laptop. I didn't overclock that much, 10-20%...but I haven't done it again and won't, which is why I really want the bugs on this to be worked out so I can play on XP, which, apparently for those for whom it works, gets a much better frame rate.
LOL
Your first post you posted in a WEEK, and it was another pathetic microsoft defense. Not to mention your post defies all principles of logical implication by insisting I have posted or said something which I haven't in order just to say that it was wrong, as usual. I'm sure microsoft loves the open source (first couple things that come up when googling microsoft + open source), but thats not my concern. My metaphorical statement on those with the "microsoft mentality on open source is" implies that they don't appreciate it, look down upon it as inferior, yet use it when convenient.
Btw no one is going to buy microsoft's current little "OSSL" act to fool us into thinking they are for free and open source software. You can tell them to give up while they are ahead if this is just another publicity stunt to fan off the media onslaughts. If they really want to prove the world wrong and show they have changed and truly support open source, they are going to have to do allot more than post some old code to some useless lite applications, and launch websites to post code on. Come back and tell me m$ is for open source when they announce DX10 for Linux.
Last edited by jahrain; June 25th, 2007 at 08:15 AM.
abcba: Thank you for this. I already have it downloaded and backed up.
I DO appreciate what you have done as will many others. Pay no attention to the naysayers here. They are just jealous that they have not thought of a way to do it themselves. :P
Well Done. You have shown us the light.......now we have to follow the path.![]()
For some reason, Halo 2 seems to run with quite a bit of lag while I use this program. I have a Core 2 Duo #6600 (2.4Ghz), 3.2gb of ram, Radeon x1600 with 512mb of memory.
I should not be having these problems, anybody here have any ideas as to why my computer would have such problems with the game?
By the way, great program abcba!![]()
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