You may be able to run Joint Task Force on max settings. Command and Conquer Generals and Zero Hour should run maxed out as well. You might even be able to handle Warhammer 40K, but this all depends on your computer's overall specifications; not just your graphics card. Oh yeah, and always download the demos if you can.
My specs are. AMD Athlon 64 x2 2.60Hz dual-core processor 2gb ram Nvidia GeForce 6150 LE Window Vista Direct x10
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Can it handle it? Yes. But on low settings. Like everyone says your video card is the only thing bottlenecking your system and bringing it down. That's the trick most manufacturers use, everything looks great in the system, but except they pair up a system with a weak video card. That's the only thing you are missing out on.
[QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?Xeonz
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate.
[QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?V4LENT1NE
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate. I'm not fooled by it, I know that SE/LE is crap in terms of crappy memory interface (64-bit), low bandwidth, lower clock rates.
What rts game can by graphic card handle?ninjiijitsu
Dawn of War and the Dark Crusade EP. It's the very same game as CoH but with much lighter GPU requirements. CoH just has the WWII theme and a lot more eye candy. But the core game is basiclly identical.
P.S. you still probably wont be able to play Down of War on max either but you can definatly play it on higher settings than you could CoH.
hey run this test ...............http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest   it will tell u if u can run any game so find ur game and test if failed or passed and it will tell u wat u need to upgrade :-)
[QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?Xeonz
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate. I'm not fooled by it, I know that SE/LE is crap in terms of crappy memory interface (64-bit), low bandwidth, lower clock rates. I wasnt talking to you:P
lmao supreme commando hahaha lol. maybe you GFX card can run it. I have a 6600LE, 3.0 P4, 1 GB ram and i can run it very smooth on low settings. but you should just download the demo and find out
You will be able to max it out at all times assuming 1600 by1200 or lower is your resolution...the 1920 and 2560s are still out of reach to be honest... Anyway ya you can max it out on the singleplayer and multiplayer, but in skirmish if you run more then 1 AI it will give you problems, but who wants to do that anyway when you can just play online :P Also if you do by chance have some 30 inch monitor keep in mind the DX10 patch that will be out within 3 weeks will give ALL DX10 users a MASSIVE PERFORMANCE boost due to some great rendering techniques in the DX10 API!
[QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?V4LENT1NE
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate. I'm not fooled by it, I know that SE/LE is crap in terms of crappy memory interface (64-bit), low bandwidth, lower clock rates. I wasnt talking to you:P Then why was I quoted?
[QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?Xeonz
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate. I'm not fooled by it, I know that SE/LE is crap in terms of crappy memory interface (64-bit), low bandwidth, lower clock rates. I wasnt talking to you:P Then why was I quoted?
And yes, it can run it but I dont think it will be worth it, especially if you have less than 1GB of memory a single core processor. The game takes a lot of processor power.
[QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"][QUOTE="Xeonz"][QUOTE="ninjiijitsu"]Will i be able to run it with a GeForce 7500 LE ?Gokuja
LE is a gimmick, it's a cheap card with crap specs. I'm surprised they don't have it on this list: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/132 Dont be fooled by the number beside of LE, I had a 7600LE in my computer, it was pretty poor to say the least, I switched it to a 7950GT, went from playing Quake on medium at under 30fps to play Quake 4 at max over 60fps with ease. Bottom line, LE cards are alright for rendering, not games and holding framerate. I'm not fooled by it, I know that SE/LE is crap in terms of crappy memory interface (64-bit), low bandwidth, lower clock rates. I wasnt talking to you:P Then why was I quoted?
because your sexy.
and btw, i wasnt talking to you either.
Brian - "Your drunk" Stewie "your sexy" oh wait I wasn't talking to you either:P
I know the PC you have. You have a HP with a 300W power supply. If you are going to upgrade your graphics cards you will also have to upgrade your power supply. However, I don't think many PSU's will fit in that tower. HP towers tend to be smaller and you might have to order a special power supply for it. Â
Pardon me madam but don't believe I have heard of the game errr..."Supreme Commando"...Is this some sort of console rip-off of a newly released RTS? Please enlighten me you miserable ol' fool.... Â
I think this answers your question http://www.gamespot.com/features/6166198/p-5.html.
Like everyone else says, you can get it to run but it would look like garbage. You can try getting a used 7900GT off of ebay for less then $150 OR spring for the 8800GTS 320MB which would allow the rest of your machine to run to the best of its potential.
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