il 2 sturmovik: Cliffs of dover (can i run it?)

[JG52Krupi]

Originally Posted by speculum jockey

Is it my age? I don't understand why deliberately being a jerk is fashionable. Is it some post-ironic statement about society? I really don't understand why people go out of their way to do it.

I smelly a hypocrite.

[Hveding]

Thanks everyone
Will probably buy a 4GB memory.
http://prisguide.hardware.no/produkt...09739/detaljer
It's a page from Norway, but you'll see what it is
Think im going for two of those.
54.48 dollar per bricks :p

[addman]

Se bara till att de RAM stickorna du har i datorn nu är av samma typ som de som du köper.

[Hveding]

De jag har nu er 800 MHz...
Jag burde ha 1066 MHz.

[Cobra8472]

Om du har råd så är det även värt att införskaffa ett bättre grafikkort, även om det du har nu kommer att fungera OK.

[Sully_pa]

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[kendo65]

I think Novotny was referring to the annoyingly named MSI videocard "TwinFrozr". (it actually is spelt like that ) and not having a dig at anyone's post.

[Eklund89]

Lustigt att det är så många svensktalande på forumet. Bättre RAM är win. Jag har 6GB DD3 med rätt så hög PC. Jag hoppas att det räcker. i7@2.66 och HD5870 känns som att jag borde komma en liten bit på det iaf.

in english: get more RAM.

[Tacoma74]

Originally Posted by meshuggahs

Imo DDR2 to DDR3, even a triple channel DDR3 setup, is mariginal compared to the GPU/CPU. Just aslong as you have enough of it for the game to fit in. Changin a motherboard just to replace the ram would be a waste. If you do it you better swap the rest of the gear also for better.

Best bet would be to upgrade to that ddr2 to 4gb and then think about a new GPU after the release, when we know more about CoD performance.

As i said, some more DDR2 should be fine. I ran DDR2 1066 just until about a year ago, I know that it's fine. What matters the most is how much of it you have. The difference between 2gb and 4gb is quite noticeable when your system is under strain. And another thing to think about are the CAS timings. Lower the better. Some slower, super low latency RAM will benefit your system better than fast RAM with high timings, especially when combined with a good CPU. But honestly I love my fast DDR3 1600, and comparatively I noticed a nice boost in framerate. But then again I'm running 7-7-7-21 timings at 1.6v... so the best of both worlds.

[addman]

The difference between DDR2 and DDR3 is negligible, more is better.