Well all i can say is I got the 22" this past weekend and I am very very happy with it. I love playing FEAR on this thing,(looks so sweet in 1680x1050) but man I would love to try FEAR on your 30" monitor sammorris. Peace all
Well, two problems: 1. You need to edit the game's config file to allow that resolution 2. My Graphics card isn't quite powerful enough to run that resolution with the detail turned up to max. I've been running the game at 2048x1536, and leaving a black bar to the left and right of the game. It means I still get a pretty large picture, and it's running native (so no interpolation to smudge the picture) but I reduce the performance hit.
Yup, I used to run it at 1600x1200, it looked awesome. Have you completed the game before? The ending sequence at high resolution... :O
I did complete it, but that was on my old 19"lcd. Looking forward to finishing it on the new monitor. Did you get the expansion pak (Extraction point) and if yes is it worth getting? I've been eyeballing it at the store, but not sure if I wanna buy it or not. Geezzz we really got off topic here LOL
I haven't no, I was going to ask the same question. From what I've heard, it's more of the same, which is fine for me!
Is it possible to connect my computer to the tv with the graphics card I have? This way I could play games on a bigger screen
My graphics card does, but there is only one problem. The graphics card has a 7 pin s-video where as the tv has a 4 pin s-video. What should I do?
Buy something like this http://cgi.ebay.com/7-PIN-S-VIDEO-T...ryZ51050QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Ok I have a sony VAIO VGC RB40 same specs as above except.... vid card: visiontek X1550 2 gig ram. Windows Vista My pc works fine since I upgraded to that, except I still have problems gaming. The newer games like halo 2, Bioshock, my pc begins to choke a little. Not too much but enough that I really have to consider just buying the games for my xbox 360 instead because it will be a lot easier. Now I want advice on what to do... Buy a new processor (Not too sure on how to install one or even if it will be compatible with my mobo or my 32 bit programs.) Buy a new PC Pay someone to build a gaming rig for me
The weak link in those games is not just the CPU, it's also the graphics card. That is what is bottlenecking your games as much as anything. To be fair, it's probably best to get a custom built gaming PC setup, if you're not willing to build one yourself, get somebody else to do it for you. If you're a PC gamer, you should never have to consider getting the 360 versions for 'it runs better' reasons.
So what your saying Is the simple solution would be buy a new graphics card? If so Which would you recommend?
