Pc SPEC 1.2-2.0Ghz, 256mb-512mb, High end GPU

by **senhorxxx** on Mon Jun 14, 2004 3:47 pm

A amd xp 2.6, 512 mb ram and radeon 9600xt, would run nba live 2005 with graphics at high and very good speed (35/40 fps) ???????

by **End Boss** on Tue Jun 15, 2004 5:22 pm

god i want a new gpu.. stuck with this gf4mx440 for a while yet though.. bloody uni texts so damn expensive.. rest of my setup is up to scratch

by **MagicFan1** on Wed Jun 16, 2004 3:52 pm

It pissed me off, about 2 months ago I bought a new Dell Dimension with Pentium 4 2.4 GHZ processor,512 MB Virtual memory and because I didnt have the damn right chipset I couldnt play NBA live 2004 so I had to go out and get a whole new card to play the damn game. and what made me even more mad, the first computer I ever bought, could play the game because it had an old ATI radeon card in it :evil:

by **Guest** on Wed Jun 30, 2004 7:36 pm

What do people think after seeing the new Screenshots! Do you low end hopefulls Still think the spec will be the same as this year. That looks like dynamic lighting & Shadows to me.

by **[Q]** on Thu Jul 01, 2004 6:41 am

hey, I'm sure there's some computer geniuses out there...
I need some help... My new laptop came with an ATI RADEON IGP 320M (64MB).
How does this compare to a RADEON 8500?

On a side note, I bought the Alias PC Game and it does run! :evil:

It says it needs a card with 4 stage testure pipeline... what the hell does that mean??? thanks.

by **Steve04** on Sun Jul 04, 2004 11:01 am

I know my PC is slow, but opinions please. Would I be able to run Live 05?

PII 400MHZ, 160MB RAM, 128MB ATI Radeon 9000 Pro Video Card.

Kind of funny, I upgraded the video card first..What do I need? A Processor upgrade? The problem is I have one of those phased out slot proccessors, and they are expensive to upgrade. Might as well just get a new Motherboard.

Pc SPEC 1.2-2.0Ghz, 256mb-512mb, High end GPU

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