My PC specs: OS: Ubuntu Linux (but i am using a program called Wine to run windows games) Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce 6150SE Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ Memory: 500 GiB and 2 Gigs of RAM Now here is a list of games that i want to know if i can run on my pc, im not talking about with full settings, even with just low settings if it will be able to run it: Call of Duty 2 Call of Duty 4 Call of Duty: World at War Modern Warfare 2 Crysis Far Cry 2 Deus EX Left 4 Dead Please reply with which ones would run best (with low settings).
Out of the games you listed: Deus Ex - should run just fine Call of Duty 2 - should be able to lower settings Left 4 Dead - should be able to lower seeting Iffy games: Call of Duty 4 Call of Duty: World at War Far Cry 2 Modern Warfare 2 Game that probably won't work: Crysis The only thing really holding you back from really being able to play these games is the GPU.
[QUOTE="C_Rule"]Umm... I don't know for sure, but I heard Windows games ram poorly under Linux, plus that is only onboard graphics. COD2 should definitely work. COD4 might, Deus may. I wouldn't expect any of the others to run very well. I tried Call of Duty 4 on my pc before and even with low settings it still ran pretty laggy so idk, but ill try COD 2, thanks :D see my pc is having trouble running windows so im kinda forced to use Linux :/
[QUOTE="xJonathanX95x"][QUOTE="C_Rule"]Umm... I don't know for sure, but I heard Windows games ram poorly under Linux, plus that is only onboard graphics. COD2 should definitely work. COD4 might, Deus may. I wouldn't expect any of the others to run very well. I tried Call of Duty 4 on my pc before and even with low settings it still ran pretty laggy so idk, but ill try COD 2, thanks :D see my pc is having trouble running windows so im kinda forced to use Linux :/ COD4 doesn't seem to be very hard to run (I get an average of like 200fps on highest settings) so if it doesn't run, I wouldn't even bother trying anything other than COD2 and Deus Ex (I was thinking of a different one before, Deus should run fine).
[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="xJonathanX95x"][QUOTE="C_Rule"]Umm... I don't know for sure, but I heard Windows games ram poorly under Linux, plus that is only onboard graphics. COD2 should definitely work. COD4 might, Deus may. I wouldn't expect any of the others to run very well. I tried Call of Duty 4 on my pc before and even with low settings it still ran pretty laggy so idk, but ill try COD 2, thanks :D see my pc is having trouble running windows so im kinda forced to use Linux :/ COD4 doesn't seem to be very hard to run (I get an average of like 200fps on highest settings) so if it doesn't run, I wouldn't even bother trying anything other than COD2 and Deus Ex (I was thinking of a different one before, Deus should run fine). Well COD4 wasn't that bad, it was playable, it just got a bit laggy at times when there was a lot going on.
and for the record guys i tried playing DooM 3 and it runs perfectly even with full settings :)xJonathanX95x
John Carmack is a huge linux fan. IDs games historically ran well on Linux. I seem to recall him fixing a problem with one of the linux distros to run quake 3 better.
[QUOTE="xJonathanX95x"]and for the record guys i tried playing DooM 3 and it runs perfectly even with full settings :)NailedGR
John Carmack is a huge linux fan. IDs games historically ran well on Linux. I seem to recall him fixing a problem with one of the linux distros to run quake 3 better.
Oh no no no no, i didn't download DooM 3 for Linux (which dosen't exist cause DooM 3 is ONLY for windows 2000 and XP), i used a program called Wine to install DooM 3, Wine is a linux tool that allows you to run windows files on linux, such as games, executable files, msi installers and other stuff. Wine pretty much tricks the program into thinking your installing it on windows but your actually installing it on Linux. And thats how i got DooM 3 to work.
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