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Chris_B said:Showed this screen to a freind of mine whos taking a college art course
http://www2.hardocp.com/1090787143TO62AMOEWX_4_19_l.jpg
What he had to say
the perception is off ... it looks like they just copied the outline of the creature and offset it to a wall they didn't bend the shadow around corners and such.
Anyone else think hes right on this![]()
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Man, my question got left in the dust ! Kyle help me out here please if you can. I do not use a monitor for my setup as I have my pc connected to a HDTV. Do you or anyone else know if this game will support custom resoltions or will I have to get my monitor back out and sit at a desk Thanks for all the hard work you guys out into the guide as I now know where I stand.
N3m35i5 said:My Specs With a Ti4600 128MB:
2.8GHZ CPU
768MB RAM
Minimum Specs With Ti4600 128MB: *(800x600, medium quality(MQ) according to guide)
1.5GHZ CPU
384MB RAM
From the above, would it be safe to assume that i could increase my res to 1024x768, MQ, and achieve the same(relatively speaking) type of performance as the Minimum specs running a Ti4600 128MB card at 800x600, MQ, since i have almost double the cpu+ram requirements? Or, is the additional cpu+ram not going to matter due to the limitation of my video card?
shing said:How customizable are the video settings?
Can we disable things like 8x anistropic or set them down to 4x or something?
Either through the menus or via the console?
enochian said:In the official Doom3 benchmarks John Carmack said that overclocked hardware could have troubles running Doom3 correctly. I recently purchased a BGF 6800GT OC , should I expect problems? When you benchmark this card did you clock them back to recommended specs?
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My system
AMD 64 3200
K8 pro
BFG 6800GT OC
1 Gig ram
mastercheeze said:re: the debate on this image - http://www2.hardocp.com/1090787143TO62AMOEWX_4_19_l.jpg
I would think it would be pretty hard to make an accurate guess about this shot given the visual info - flashlight is the only light source, is the guy looking up at the creature? is he looking down? where does that wall go? is there even a corner there?
the dust in the air is an excellent touch...![]()
Dosomo said:Great guide guys! Awesome info! I do have a question though.
I know 5.1 sound is the best way to go, but i currently have a Klipsch 4.1 surround system. I was just wondering, did you guys try out a 4.1 system? Or do you know how much of a difference a 4.1 vs a 5.1 system will have in terms of sound quality? Just curious.
Also, in reply to paraiso36: I certainly don't want to say anything offensive, but i have to comment. I am not sure what research you have done, but i wouldn't say that a 3.0 Ghz P4 is clearly superior to a Athlon XP 3200+. There are definately applications where a XP 3200+ is faster than a 3.0 P4. Apparently Doom 3 runs really well on AMD's architecture. I am sure it will run great on Intel systems as well, but this guide seems to show that AMD's CPU's do a bit better of a job over-all. I wouldn't be upset if i were you, and my upgrade would be to a newer video card first. Your system at 3.2 Ghz is plenty fast, and a 6800 or X800 video card would make a much bigger difference. Plus, i assume you bought the P4 system because it runs certain applications better for you, so keep your CPU and motherboard and save for a new video card.
Anyway, thanks again guys for the article. Looking forward to Doom 3 with an itchy clicking finger.![]()
I went to one too but it's too dark for me to really tell whats going inorder to make any sort of conclusion IMO.Chris_B said:Showed this screen to a freind of mine whos taking a college art course
http://www2.hardocp.com/1090787143TO62AMOEWX_4_19_l.jpg
What he had to say
the perception is off ... it looks like they just copied the outline of the creature and offset it to a wall they didn't bend the shadow around corners and such.
Anyone else think hes right on this![]()
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jon_k said:Actually it was a Athlon 2500 XP which is like a 2.5 GHZ CPU. You could probably play it on 1024x768 at medium quality still.
adamx_prv said:Hello everybody this is my first time
posting in your forum!
I was wondering after reading the
Doom 3 article if that game would
be able to run on my PC.
Here are my specs:
GF2 Pro core 200 / mem 400
Athlon XP 2500+ @ 3200+
Mushkin 512 Mb Ram DDR 400 2.5 4 4
ASrock K7S41GX
Onboard CMI9738 5.1 sound
WD 20 Gb 7200 RPM 2 mb buffer
Thanks!
Calavaro said:Fantastic guide Kyle and Brent. Absolfrikkinglutely fantastic.
And it must have been one of the longest (not wordiest though) articles posted at [H]
The question though, did you guys get a T-shirt?
"I played Doom3 to destruction, I'm tired of it even BEFORE the official launch"
theelviscerator said:What were the load times like for levels?
How how much did ram affect this......and or raid..
adamx_prv said:Thanks for replying back. I was also wondering what happens if i overclock the graphics card a bit. I am on a tight budget right now. By the way this board as it is with the latest WHQL drivers and no optimizations gives me 5400 points in 3d Mark 2001 SE .
Thanks![]()
Brent_Justice said:Ya know I actually came away MISSING it after we left id.
All that time sitting there playing through it, and I never once got tired of it, I wanted MORE!
lopoetve said:Raid's probably like most games and raid: totally useless. Anand has a comparo up, and RAID 0 even increased load times on some games.
N3m35i5 said:Just a polite correction but it was a Athlon 1500+ with 384MB according to the guide.
http://www2.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjQ0LDU=
theelviscerator said:Well in the original article the system had raid zero..
So what about the load times?
adamx_prv said:Thanks again! The board that i am using now has 64 mb ram. I am looking forward to get paid to grab a graphics card in the $100 price range. What would you suggest?
I like strategy and racing and fps games!
Thanks![]()
jon_k said:Yes, but you said it was with a GeForce4 Ti4600. I was refering to the system with a 4600 in it. The link you gave is with a GeForce4 MX 440. Major difference in terms of performance. A MX will limit you to the lowest settings, but a 4600 TI will let you crank it up to Medium and hopefully 1024x768 (800x600 is for sure).
AACI_CIO said:Anyone else notice that the newegg.com bundles don't even come close to the high-end system recommendation? Further, an FX-53 with a Gig of memory on a tiny generic 350Watt PS? Come on people....![]()
AACI_CIO said:Anyone else notice that the newegg.com bundles don't even come close to the high-end system recommendation? Further, an FX-53 with a Gig of memory on a tiny generic 350Watt PS? Come on people....![]()