Posts by Jsy

After much tweaking and trying out things I was able to play the game at 1280x768, 16xAF (no difference with 8AF), low effects, med post effects and no shadows with an FPS of about 30-34. Still looked very average. Decided to cancel my...

As far as i know, AA doesn't exist in the game. It has HDR effects and like Oblivion, doesn't work with AA (unless you got an Ati card). Tip that might improve performance : Reinstall your graphics card drivers (uninstall, use driver...

Yeah, textures look a bit better .. and i also noticed that the demo was more sluggish with the high detailed textures enabled. So had to turn it back to medium and low sizes again. Edit : Check the differences in this post on the graw...

In the demo, there is the option to turn on high textures as well, even for cards with less than 512 Mb ; Go to Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter Demo\Data\settings and open the xml file in wordpad. Change all the medium settings into high.

My opinion of the demo was a bit mixed. - The demo runs very sluggish, even on high end systems from what I've read on forums. Running it on my 9300, I was getting a decent frame rate at 800x600 (6800 overclocked), about 38 fps. Yeah,...

You'll be able to find out how it runs in a couple of hours when the demo will be released. From what I've read that'll be around 5pm UK time

From what I've read in one thread, a forum member contacted Dell about it. Seems that we'll be able to get them sometime in February.

Quote: Originally Posted by Cutters Personally, I havent owned a console since sega genesis, I mean whats the point? Same games on the computer for less money and better controls, plus all the other things you can do...

Got a 9300 and doing a MSc in computer games tech. A 9300 with a 6800 go is more than you'll need to write dx9 2d and 3d game demos on. Unless you're writing next-gen 3d engines ..

Quote: Originally Posted by SirBA ..quake 4 and fear, they are different kind of games right? The most similar aspect is that they're both first person shooters of course, yet the experience is rather...