Gears of War - Low-end Test

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#1 cluclap1
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Once again, with my old test computer, and it's super slow 6200, I take on Gears of war. This game is notorious on every computer woth it's horrible lag and various bugs. i decided to test this one out just out of pure curiosity.

TEST SYSTEM SPECS:

Intel Celeron 2.2 ghz

nVidia 6200 OC 256mb

2 gigs of factory ram

GEARS OF WAR:

The game actually ran the exact way I expected, slow, but playable. In fact, it never at one time during play, dipped below 15 fps! The worse time in the game, was during the "Angry Titan" boss battle where I got a horrible 4 fps. I did get a full 60 fps out of the game a lot of times.

Screen Resolution - 800x600. 1024x768 and above are unplayable.

Post Proccesing - Mute, with the quality set to low.

Texture Quality - High

Character Quality - High

Aliasing - Was disabled by default and couldn't be turned on no matter what.

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Aliasing - Was disabled by default and couldn't be turned on no matter what.

cluclap1
Yeah, the 8 series nVidia cards were the first that could do HDR and AntiAliasing at the same time. The older ATI cards could do it though...
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[QUOTE="cluclap1"]

Aliasing - Was disabled by default and couldn't be turned on no matter what.

-GeordiLaForge-

Yeah, the 8 series nVidia cards were the first that could do HDR and AntiAliasing at the same time. The older ATI cards could do it though...

in order to run AA on gears.. u need DX10 enabled