Originally posted by: Unkno
Approximately 48% of gamers use AMD.
Taken from some hardware survey
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Originally posted by: Unkno
Approximately 48% of gamers use AMD.
Taken from some hardware survey
That's terrific, but do you really believe they will release this game to play on Intel only?
Looks to me like they'd be losing 48% of the money they can potentially make no?
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Originally posted by: Unkno
Approximately 48% of gamers use AMD.
Taken from some hardware survey
That's terrific, but do you really believe they will release this game to play on Intel only?
Looks to me like they'd be losing 48% of the money they can potentially make no?
the game . . . no . . . unless they want to make it "free" - only packaged with Intel's CPUs as a 'tech demo' . . .
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
not alot then......its doesnt look that good. NFSMW looks better. so does SCCT
that really does look poor, looks like its based on the same engine as riddick or something
Originally posted by: Drayvn
Why is the recommended specs a 9800 against a 6200? isnt that like a generation apart?
Originally posted by: ZimZum
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
not alot then......its doesnt look that good. NFSMW looks better. so does SCCT
that really does look poor, looks like its based on the same engine as riddick or something
Doesn't look good at all. And usually the Devs crank up the visuals in the Demos compared to what the the final build ends up looking like. I remember the early Demos of both D3 and HL2 looked better than the final product.
Originally posted by: gi0rgi0
Wonder if UT2k7 will be like UT2k4 where the demo was played more than the actual full retail game. I played that for along time before I bought it for like $10. After playing a little while
on the other maps I sold the game, hehe. Went back to playing just the demo maps which were the best and only maps I would play on. The rest sucked!!!
Originally posted by: sandorski
An Engine doesn't automagically make crap look good.
Originally posted by: biostud
Maybe it's optimised for Intel Extreme Graphics as well.
My P4 2.6 is clocked at 3.2ghz and has HT - bought June 2003. It's 2006 in in about 10 days. P4 3.0ghz is pathetic if you ask me. If cpus evolved as fast as before, we'd be at way more than 6.0ghz if speed doubled every 18-24 months (historically). So to me P4 3.0ghz is a joke.Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Processor Genuine Intel® Processor (3GHz+) supporting Hyper-Threading Technology
Who doesn't have 1 gigs of ram for gaming? 1 gig costs $100. 2 years ago 2x512mb sticks of 2-3-3-6 quality cost $130Memory 512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended)
Ancient technology. For a game that comes out in late 2006 at best we will have G80 and R600 in full force. I want to see 6800Ultra and X850XT as minimum. By then those cards will be well bottom level performance wise.Video NVIDIA® GeForce? 6200 or better
ATI® Radeon? 9800 or better
Originally posted by: xtknight
The UE3 engine better run on AMDs.