G GameGURU Fully Optimized Messages 3,543 Aug 10, 2005 #11 I havent seen any game take up 1 GB or RAM unless you hard Rome: Total War with 10 maxed out armies and some rebels highest graphics settings.
I havent seen any game take up 1 GB or RAM unless you hard Rome: Total War with 10 maxed out armies and some rebels highest graphics settings.
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Aug 10, 2005 #12 I love those games, Rome: Total War, Medieval: total war, were great....I never played the one, what was it like...Shogun I think? With the japanese armies, but yeah good games...Rome of course was the most up to date and best looking one.
I love those games, Rome: Total War, Medieval: total war, were great....I never played the one, what was it like...Shogun I think? With the japanese armies, but yeah good games...Rome of course was the most up to date and best looking one.
D DJ-CHRIS Golden Master Messages 8,010 Aug 10, 2005 #13 GameGURU said: I havent seen any game take up 1 GB or RAM unless you hard Rome: Total War with 10 maxed out armies and some rebels highest graphics settings. Click to expand... BF2 and FEAR can both go over a gig
GameGURU said: I havent seen any game take up 1 GB or RAM unless you hard Rome: Total War with 10 maxed out armies and some rebels highest graphics settings. Click to expand... BF2 and FEAR can both go over a gig
T Tunners Solid State Member Messages 14 Aug 11, 2005 #14 is it possible to run Bf2 smoothly with less than 1gig of Ram not taking into account whether you have the graphics maxed out or not.
is it possible to run Bf2 smoothly with less than 1gig of Ram not taking into account whether you have the graphics maxed out or not.
D dhw200 Fully Optimized Messages 2,433 Aug 11, 2005 #15 Yea, you could prolly run it with 512 or 768, but at very low settings on low rez. I worship all 3 of the Total War games
Yea, you could prolly run it with 512 or 768, but at very low settings on low rez. I worship all 3 of the Total War games