- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: halo2vista
Posted by: halochimp1990
Let's take a look at the Minimum Requirements for a minute, shall we?
OS: Windows Vista
Processor: 2 Ghz Pentium 4 class processor (or x64)
RAM: 1 GB
Hard Drive: 7 GB
Video Card: DX9 graphics card: WDDM driver, PS 2.0/32BPP, At least nVidia 6000 or ATI x700 or above
Online Multi-player: Internet connection for Games for Windows – LIVE
Drive: DVD-ROM drive
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Those are the reccomended.
Mininum is:
800MHz processor
512MB RAM
CD-ROM Drive
Super VGA Graphics
20GB HDD with 15GB Free
Forget it.
Look in the stickies...they say that is the minimum requirements for HALO 2 VISTA!!! You posted the minimum for Vista, which blows. Please people read this thoroughly.
Posted by: Terin
There's no "video card" category on the device manager. That's what I'm asking, what category it's under.
Read the below. I have it posted at the very beginning of the thread. Go by which ever OS you have.
HOW TO CHECK PROCESSOR SPEED, AMOUNT OF RAM, AND GRAPHICS CARD
Windows XP: by clicking start --> Control Panel --> System
To view your graphics/video card stats in the same system window click the hardware tab --> Device Manager --> Display Apapters...This will only give you your graphics/video card name, so you will probably have to search the intertrons (internet for the noobs) or intel/amds site for integrated graphics controllers.
It should say something along the lines of... 2.8Ghz 2.79Ghz Intel Pentium 4 Processor, (underneath that), 2 Gigs ddr2 pc-4200 ram
Those are my specs, thats not what you will see!!! (Unless you have the exact same pc components that i do...)
*Note: I don't have XP on my computer anymore, I have Vista, but thats what it should be like.
Windows Vista (any version): You can check this by clicking the Vista Orb --> Type System in the Search bar --> Click System Information...
After you click system information a window should pop-up. Give it some time to load your pcs specs. Please note that Vista goes into detail about your PC specs. Look for your processor and total physical memory in the window that first pops up. Then click components --> Display and look at Adapter Type (ex. GeForce 6600), Adapter Description (ex. NVIDIA GeForce 6600), and Adapter Ram(ex. 256.00MB) .
I thought what I wrote was pretty self explanatory? So, I wrote this thread to help people out...it has helped about 80% of the people here...while others still respond with odd questions...i was banned for a few days so i guess people weren't able to read my thing. All i can say is...
READ THE STICKIES
READ WHAT I WROTE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THREAD
USE YOUR BRAIN...that is all :)
[Edited on 05.13.2007 7:01 PM PDT]