Sunday Tech Bits [Aug 08, 2004, 11:39 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
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Good... You'd have to be a real Intel fanboy to buy one of these procs anyway. For that kind of money, just get an Athlon64 FX.
This morning I was thinking that I should upgrade my AMD Athlon 1900+ to an Athlon 2400+ chip. (I also use a 9700 pro video card). I decided against the upgrade at this time. Maybe, in the future when I can double my cpu power for less than $100.00, it would be good to upgrade (along with an upgrade of around $150.00 for a new video card as well).
On my current system, I'm running at 640x480 w/ medium quality with little stuttering. At 800x600 things get a little slow with multiple creatures...
On my current system, I'm running at 640x480 w/ medium quality with little stuttering. At 800x600 things get a little slow with multiple creatures...
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Clint is iterating.
Poor guy.
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Clint is iterating.
Poor guy.
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Well, Mine is set to low quality at 800x600, but this game plays and looks really nice. I have a now lower end machine and haven't noticed any stuttering/pausing or otherwise problems playing...
AMD 2400+, 512 M 2100 RAM, ATI Radeon 9000 (non-pro), with a first generation nvidia mb, and a SBLive 5.1 (in a 3.1 speaker setup).
AMD 2400+, 512 M 2100 RAM, ATI Radeon 9000 (non-pro), with a first generation nvidia mb, and a SBLive 5.1 (in a 3.1 speaker setup).
That link should read "Can my computer run Doom3. I post my FPS? lol kekekeke."
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