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Posted by: Iggwilv
*hands Kim a crowbar*
Here you will need this to help you get your foot out of the back of your throat, looks llike its in there pretty deep. And what is that on your face? Egg?! *hands Kim a washcloth*
Posted by: Deadly47
I have a nvida geforce fx5200. If u want to buy a decsent grahpic chip for halo 2 get a 7200 is 100 bucks now or 9200 and spend about 400 dolloars.
nope, the BFG 6200 with 256 megabytes of ram is by far the best pci card, the other ones with 128 megabytes are crap and are about even with the fx5500.
Posted by: SH4RK B1T3
NO, YOU -blam!- IDIOTS.
RAM has little to do with your framerate, as long as you have enough to play the game that you are playing! Video RAM also has nothing to do with it, as long as you have enough.
Framerate is affected MOSTLY by how good your GPU is, and a little bit by your CPU. Here is a good, budget GPU to get right now: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E1681412121 6R
Only costs $130 and is garenteed to play halo on the highest settings at high resolutions with a good framerate.
people trying to correct people by yelling at them AND then being wrong at the same time need to shut up.
here is the truth: engines can be cpu dependant(source and unreal) or gpu dependant(say something like oblivion or cod2)
of course there are other factors too, like resolution. In low resolution, your cpu determines your framerate since the gpu is starved of things to render, and in high resolutions the gpu can't render as fast as it can get info from the cpu.