The Computer Thread.

For those who visit the General talk, who still plays Live 2005 on PC? Actually, if you've even played it, could you tell me your specs? I'm getting it for PC but I'm too afraid it'll choke and die.

I have it on PS2 but since I had to move, I don't have a tv in my room anymore so I'm at the mercy of the family & I haven't had a chance for over a month.

So tell me your specs and if it's low enough if it played, nothing about 1.3 Ghz orso, keep it simple.

Last edited by Jackal on Mon Jun 06, 2005 10:24 am, edited 1 time in total.

I used to play it on my P4, 2ghz, 384mb DDR RAM, Radeon ATI 128mb card with 1280*1028mb resolution, on quite high detail settings.
Worked great.

I want to hear from Drex, I think his PC wasn't all to great but managed anyways, atleast that's what I'm hoping to hear.

My old PC burned some time ago I had to get a new one. It's 2.0 GHz, 256 DDR Ram, and I got a Nvidia FX 128 MB.

My old one run Live 2005 but I couldn't play it. That was because I had a shitty 8 MB video card. It was less than 900 MHz (can't remember right now) and 256 Ram...

Dammit, even you let me down by getting a new PC.

well it works damn well for me and my computer is about 4 years old.
[n00b](I dont know how to find out the specs, tell me how please)[/n00b]

Press Start, press Run and type in dxdiag. Et voila.

Or:

Press start, press run & type msinfo32.exe

Press Start, press Run and type in dxdiag. Et voila.

Or:

Press start, press run & type msinfo32.exe

thanks

is that good?

2.0 Ghz, round 450 Ram, not great but not bad either. It's right in between.

2.0 Ghz, round 450 Ram, not great but not bad either. It's right in between.

ah, Good enough to run Half-Life 2 at "Medium" (except textures which is at max) very smoothly apparently

533mhz
312mb memory
128mb video card

and NBA Live won't even start

but I'm not sure if I wanted to play the game with this

Hehe, minimum tech requirements for NBA Live 2005:

System: 700Mhz or equivalent
RAM:256 MB RAM
CD-ROM: 16X CD-ROM
Video Memory: 32 MB VRAM
Hard Drive Space: 1800 MB

I'm glad this crap I have is like 820 Mhz + 312 MB.

Here's mine and Live works just fine:

1GHz, 256RAM, 64MB GeForce.

It chopes a lil' but hey!

I have this and runs PERFECTLY:

Pentium 4 at 2.00 GHz
256MB RAM
128 MB Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 Video Card

Pentium 3 600 Mhz
512 RAM
64 MB GeForce 4

It runs decently but not at high detail though.

Press Start, press Run and type in dxdiag. Et voila.

Or:

Press start, press run & type msinfo32.exe

thanks

is that good?

You can probably overclock that cpu....


I have a athlon 2500+ xp and its overclocked to athlon 3000+ XP speeds hehe

Press Start, press Run and type in dxdiag. Et voila.

Or:

Press start, press run & type msinfo32.exe

thanks

is that good?

You can probably overclock that cpu....


I have a athlon 2500+ xp and its overclocked to athlon 3000+ XP speeds hehe

how would one do that?

you do it through the bios, Either by increasing the fsb frequency (easiest way) or by increasing teh cpu multiplier (too much will burn your cpu if u don't have the appropriate cooling).

I have it on PS2 but since I had to move, I don't have a tv in my room anymore so I'm at the mercy of the family & I haven't had a chance for over a month.

i hate that too....id get limited PT each day

System: 700Mhz or equivalent
RAM:256 MB RAM
CD-ROM: 16X CD-ROM
Video Memory: 32 MB VRAM
Hard Drive Space: 1800 MB

this is good news, i exceed everything required.

Well with my specs it refused to play. Or maybe it was some other reason but whatever, I'm going to get me my tv from my sister's place today.

My pc Specs
P4 2.4Ghz
768MB Ram
ATI Radeon 7500 64mb

I play on maximum settings with no lag, but still cant turn "lighting" on.

Well, that post was pretty much useless given I already said it won't work.

you do it through the bios, Either by increasing the fsb frequency (easiest way) or by increasing teh cpu multiplier (too much will burn your cpu if u don't have the appropriate cooling).

hmm.... how do I go aobut doing the first one?

I want to get my answer from Jowe or annyone else...

Search the net for how to adjust your BIOS, and remember to do so very carefully as to not fry your computer. My BIOS have automatic overclocking, all I have to do is click a button.