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giuseppe443
11-27-2011, 02:19 PM
i have this video card
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT
i am posting this becuase i dont really know much about video cards, and i have read that the video cards support in this game is a mess

ElAurens
11-27-2011, 02:36 PM
Support isn't a mess, it's just that the sim is very very graphically demanding.

Without knowing the rest of your system specifications it will be hard to judge if you can have a good play experience with CLOD, but your card will be in deep trouble trying to keep up even on the lowest of in game graphic settings. It's two generations old now after all.

ACE-OF-ACES
11-27-2011, 03:00 PM
i have this video card
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT
i am posting this becuase i dont really know much about video cards, and i have read that the video cards support in this game is a messsupport as in run.. Yes

Run smooth.. not likly.. unless your willing to turn down the graphics ALOT

giuseppe443
11-27-2011, 03:12 PM
well, thank you. but i think i will pass. I will w8 till i get a new pc

ACE-OF-ACES
11-27-2011, 03:15 PM
well, thank you. but i think i will pass. I will w8 till i get a new pcCheck back after the next patch.. Luither said awhile back that they are making changes to the graphics engine and that they expect a 50% increase in FPS.. Which sounds a little optimistic to me.. but I got my fingers crossed

=FI=Scott
11-27-2011, 04:23 PM
Not much point sugar coating it, that GPU just isn't up to it. Playing a game on lower settings that looks great on higher settings is like eating toffees with the wrappers on.

Insuber
11-27-2011, 04:39 PM
Giuseppe, your card was a value card for desktop applications when it came out in 2008, especially if it is the 512 MB DDR2 version, clocked at 500 MHz. It was 80% slower than the 8800 GT, which I had and which didn't give decent performances with CloD.

Upgrade your PC and don't buy anything below 2 GB of video RAM.

cheers,
Insuber

ACE-OF-ACES
11-27-2011, 06:23 PM
Not sure if that will lower the GPU requirements enough,
Well if a 50% increase in FPS due to 3D 'code' changes does not do it nothing will for that card! ;)

or simply force DX11, in which case that card will be no joy.
force DX11? As in only support DX11? Not likly in that CoD is porgramed using the DX11 API which is capable of using lower feature levels on the fly, like DX9.1, 9.2, 9.3 or DX10, or DX10.1

CWMV
11-27-2011, 06:37 PM
Giuseppe, your card was a value card for desktop applications when it came out in 2008, especially if it is the 512 MB DDR2 version, clocked at 500 MHz. It was 80% slower than the 8800 GT, which I had and which didn't give decent performances with CloD.

Upgrade your PC and don't buy anything below 2 GB of video RAM.

cheers,
Insuber

Now insuber, thats not quite right.
Not to start an argument, but there are many of us with measly 1.5gb GTX580's that are running this game just fine, and dare I say better than most.

But yes, OP you should really look at an upgrade. I fly with a fellow who has a 9800gt, and it does very well at medium settings. Anything below that however and it seems to be a no-go.

pupo162
11-27-2011, 07:52 PM
i have this video card
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT
i am posting this becuase i dont really know much about video cards, and i have read that the video cards support in this game is a mess

nope. you wont be able to play. with my system the game is a stutterfest, and my gpu is kind of better than yours. im playing everithing on low.

Kittle
07-20-2012, 09:53 PM
So running an EVGA 9800GT I should be able to run the game at med-low settings. The rest of my rig meets or exceeds specs, so I should be good to go correct???

III/JG53_Don
07-21-2012, 01:56 PM
I had a 9800gtx+ on my former rig (2x 2,4ghz, 4Gb Ram) and I could play the game on mostly low-medium settings with some limitations.
Its definitely not unplayable, but I dont know if this is satisfying enough for you. Anyway looking at the price of the game atm its always worth a try! ;-)