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Author Topic: Why won't my near-new computer run Battlefield 2 properly?  (Read 9941 times)

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brett74



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    Re: Why won't my near-new computer run Battlefield 2 properly?
    « Reply #15 on: May 02, 2008, 03:34:02 PM »
    for the chugging sounds at startup i would check all of your fans to make sure they are working properly also if you have anything running in the background turn them off even anti-virus programs. I had the same problem also I agree with homer.

    Incidious



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      Re: Why won't my near-new computer run Battlefield 2 properly?
      « Reply #16 on: May 12, 2008, 02:47:07 PM »
      I would like to add that Vista home Premium is just bad for a gaming machine.  That OS was intended for basic, non "resource hungry", apps.  It may not add to the reason why your machine is running slow, however, it is not the recommended choice. 

      Vista alone should have at least 1 GB set aside to run the operating system, even if it is still just "Home" and not "Ultimate".

      Check out your Task Manager to see how much memory you are using just running windows on a basic start-up. If you can, increase the PF usage on your memory, that can help with performance sometimes.

      Unfortunately, I have not tried to change that on Vista yet and therfore am not sure how...  :-\

      macdad-



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        Re: Why won't my near-new computer run Battlefield 2 properly?
        « Reply #17 on: May 12, 2008, 07:32:41 PM »
        Remember the key factors of how well a game operates on a comp

        Mac's Factors of how well a game can perform
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        Processor and its speed
        RAM size
        OS version
        3D Card or not

        now this is just my opionion but those are major factors
        If you dont know DOS, you dont know Windows...

        Thats why Bill Gates created the Windows NT Family.