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I have an AMD 2.4, 512 ram and a 9600 and I can run the game at 1280 x 1024 on medium specs with very little framerate drops. And even on these settings the graphics are the best you'll have ever seen.
Gameplay wise the game is s**t scary. Playing in a dark room, all alone, at half 12 in the morning doesn't help matters. At one stage it made me jump 3 times in about 2 minutes.
One of the features I like most is that you have a PDA that stores all your emails, facts, videos and everything on. You can hook it up to machines to download more emails and data etc. The interactivity is also brilliant. When you look at a control panel your crosshair turns into a mouse pointer making it great to select the functions.
Lighting is another thing I love about this game. You need to play the game to appreciate how good it is. The flashlight is also superb, and in a dark game like Doom 3, proves very useful.
[S]P.S. I shall be purchasing the legit copy on Friday :P I just couldn't wait.
I mean, at least make them loud and terrifyingly violent weapons. The Chainsaw is a good example - oh, how horrifyingly loud and chiselled.
The crisp and high-quality sounds in the game do help an awful lot, though.
I've spasmed in fright only once.
> Am new to PC gaming and hvae downloaded Doom3 onto my pc. Go to play
> it and it asks for disk one to be put in the drive. This is done but
> it still does not recognise the desk. Help
Throw your desk at your monitor.
The "Humus Tweak" + Cats 4.9 = very playable game at 1600 x 1200 with 2xAA and 8xAF on High quality.
Whoo!!!
On Modded Rad X800Pro --> XT at 510/525