vaccum the inside of the computer.
run ccleaner
run spybot
run ad-aware
defrag
how about now?
run ccleaner
run spybot
run ad-aware
defrag
how about now?
^ What he said.
Or you can go with 1 or 2gb 1024x768 all low and get perfectly playable fps.xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
exactly, stop quoting me with your shiteI'm Jamesey wrote:
Stop talking shitexxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
If you are on vista you need at least 3GB RAM
you need 3Gb to run bf2 on vista (of course if you prefer 800x600 and all low go ahead with your 512mb)
So again, stop talking shite.
Don't listen to this guy, you can damage components either by the huge amounts of static vacuum cleaners create or by sucking components off your mobo/gpu etc.hiberNative wrote:
vaccum the inside of the computer.
Yes, use a leafblower instead.The Sheriff wrote:
Don't listen to this guy, you can damage components either by the huge amounts of static vacuum cleaners create or by sucking components off your mobo/gpu etc.hiberNative wrote:
vaccum the inside of the computer.
for f8ck sake..i was upgrading my pc from the day this stupid game came out and i know for sure that vista requires you to have 3GB ram....in order to get rid of the lag when the game starts... xp will do just fine with 2 GBMint Sauce wrote:
512MB? What the fuck are you on about?xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
exactly, stop quoting me with your shiteI'm Jamesey wrote:
Stop talking shite
you need 3Gb to run bf2 on vista (of course if you prefer 800x600 and all low go ahead with your 512mb)
You need 2GB to run BF2 on Vista, actually. I used to run (3 months back) BF2 on high at high res, with 2GB, and it worked fine.
So actually, you're the one talking shite.
I'm talkin from my personal experience.
Of course if you use 1200 ghz dimm's,then of course 2 gb will work just fine...
I have 2gb's of cheap, budget ram and a budget GPU and I can run bf2 with no loading lag on vista, with xfire, ventrilo and IRC running at the same time.xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
for f8ck sake..i was upgrading my pc from the day this stupid game came out and i know for sure that vista requires you to have 3GB ram....in order to get rid of the lag when the game starts... xp will do just fine with 2 GBMint Sauce wrote:
512MB? What the fuck are you on about?xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
exactly, stop quoting me with your shite
you need 3Gb to run bf2 on vista (of course if you prefer 800x600 and all low go ahead with your 512mb)
You need 2GB to run BF2 on Vista, actually. I used to run (3 months back) BF2 on high at high res, with 2GB, and it worked fine.
So actually, you're the one talking shite.
I'm talkin from my personal experience.
Of course if you use 1200 ghz dimm's,then of course 2 gb will work just fine...
So again, you do not need 3gb of ram to run bf2 on vista.
This is only a very recent thing, so shut up.xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
for f8ck sake..i was upgrading my pc from the day this stupid game came out and i know for sure that vista requires you to have 3GB ram....in order to get rid of the lag when the game starts... xp will do just fine with 2 GBMint Sauce wrote:
512MB? What the fuck are you on about?xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
exactly, stop quoting me with your shite
you need 3Gb to run bf2 on vista (of course if you prefer 800x600 and all low go ahead with your 512mb)
You need 2GB to run BF2 on Vista, actually. I used to run (3 months back) BF2 on high at high res, with 2GB, and it worked fine.
So actually, you're the one talking shite.
I'm talkin from my personal experience.
Of course if you use 1200 ghz dimm's,then of course 2 gb will work just fine...
I can (read:used) to be able to run it fine on 2BG..
#rekt
Use a vacuum cleaner + compressed air. Just don't let the vacuum hose touch components.The Sheriff wrote:
Don't listen to this guy, you can damage components either by the huge amounts of static vacuum cleaners create or by sucking components off your mobo/gpu etc.hiberNative wrote:
vaccum the inside of the computer.
LOL, yesterday I got $20 for doing the exact same thing in the exact same order(but I didn't vaccum)hiberNative wrote:
vaccum the inside of the computer.
run ccleaner
run spybot
run ad-aware
defrag
how about now?
My Uncles' inlaws computer has 364MB of RAM, and they had 1.4GB of crap(so said CCleaner)
Edit: Karmaz
Last edited by **LiLp-DeFiNeD (2008-07-02 12:30:07)
yeah dudeMint Sauce wrote:
This is only a very recent thing, so shut up.xxCaptainBlackxx wrote:
for f8ck sake..i was upgrading my pc from the day this stupid game came out and i know for sure that vista requires you to have 3GB ram....in order to get rid of the lag when the game starts... xp will do just fine with 2 GBMint Sauce wrote:
512MB? What the fuck are you on about?
You need 2GB to run BF2 on Vista, actually. I used to run (3 months back) BF2 on high at high res, with 2GB, and it worked fine.
So actually, you're the one talking shite.
I'm talkin from my personal experience.
Of course if you use 1200 ghz dimm's,then of course 2 gb will work just fine...
I can (read:used) to be able to run it fine on 2BG..
I'm sure you can on 2BG
But with 2GB and vista its crappy
Its not bad,but lags when the game starts and sometimes when you fly....
Last edited by xxCaptainBlackxx (2008-07-02 13:26:23)
lmfao. or not. just use a mouthpiece with bristles and you won't suck anything off.The Sheriff wrote:
Don't listen to this guy, you can damage components either by the huge amounts of static vacuum cleaners create or by sucking components off your mobo/gpu etc.hiberNative wrote:
vaccum the inside of the computer.
also about static; remove all cables from the computer and touch a radiator before before your begin. when you're done, touch the case and the radiator at the same time to remove all static.
i've vaccumed this computer for like 4 years and it still runs ace. just use your head <3
You can run battlefield on vista with as little as 1.5gigs, just that other system processes would use your hard drive for memory.
What is most perferable is 2.5 gigs, where you can store battlefield and background processes in all your RAM without using a slow hard drive.
What is most perferable is 2.5 gigs, where you can store battlefield and background processes in all your RAM without using a slow hard drive.
Most of the tech-related posts in this topic make me facepalm continously.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP