Is Resident evil 5 coming to the PC (cuz I heard it was), and if so, what do you think the requirements will be???

TES: Oblivion is really good, you can still pick up the game of the year edition at a computer store for like 20 bucks. It's a great deal because it contains the original game, and it's two expansion packs...

No, dude I'm serious, is there a way I can record the game while I'm playing so I can show you that it plays perfectly????? I'm not fabricating this **** get a system with the similar specs and try it, you will find that I'm not BSing you!!!

Just in case a lot of people don't already know this, which I'm sure a lot of people do, The game Left 4 dead is capable of running at full fps on a very below minimum spec system, so for those who have missed out because you think it won't run, here's the specs that I tested the game on...

Intel core "CELERON" (as you see is far worse than a p4) "2.2! ghz)

2 gigs of ram (though I'm sure 1 will do fine...)

Geforce 6200OC (yes I said 6200) 256mb

I ran this game at the full fps, I don't know what is is, 60 fps, 30fps, I don't know if it's capped or not... But it ran at full speed through the whole game with only a little slowdown when there were more than about 25 enemies on screen, and even then it only dropped about 5-10 fps... Just letting those people know who didn't, so no smart a**es sayin "I already knew that", or, "everybody knows that", because I just found out... Peace.

I dont think that video card even meets the minimum requirements to play bioshock does it? also seems a new pc is the way to go mate, or get another 2gb ram and a better gpu best agp slot one ive seen is a Ati 4670, or its Nvidia equivalent, unsure whether you have pci-e x16 slot on your motherboard, whats your motherboard?

jamesfffan

I dont think that video card even meets the minimum requirements to play bioshock does it? also seems a new pc is the way to go mate, or get another 2gb ram and a better gpu best agp slot one ive seen is a Ati 4670, or its Nvidia equivalent, unsure whether you have pci-e x16 slot on your motherboard, whats your motherboard?

jamesfffan

Ok, this might be silly, but I just wanted to know what is allowing me to play some of my games at a good rate...

My system spec is:

Intel Celeron-Core 450

2 gb ddr2 ram

nVidia 6200 256md vram OC'd

250 gb 7,200 rpm hdd

I am able to run UT3 at 1024*768 very smoothly (without physX of course) and Quake 4 at highest settings with no lag...

I know I have a system that is well below minimum settings of all games that came out after 2008, I was just wondering how am I able to run Bioshock perfectly at 1024*768??? I'm puzzled! i was gonna upgrade, but I don't think I need to now...