- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Everyone is telling me to buy one, but man, do I crap money?
I dunno. you eating quarters?
JK. Sorry amn, but that's the cost to play. If you want to play a game as equipment intenstive as Halo, you have to have equipment capable of running it. Just like you can't play halo for Xbox on your Discman; there are requirements for any game, and halo needs those resources to run.
What videocard do you have? If you just can't break the piggy bank and you're right on the edge of playability, you might be able to use things like -useff or overclocking to stretch your equipment past the hurdle and get it to run.
But I recommend upgrading. And if you don't even have a 34MB videocard, I'd probably recommend replacment. Computer technology advances exponentially on an almost yearly basis. 3GHz HT processors that are all the rage this year will be obsolite when 64 bits are up, reliable and cheap, next year. Likewaise, a videocard that can't play Halo PC today, may not be able to open your web browser tomorrow.