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Halo. On my PC. It says 733MHz required, but I've only got a P3 600MHz. What are the chances of it actually working?
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Halo. On my PC. It says 733MHz required, but I've only got a P3 600MHz. What are the chances of it actually working?
Oh, it might work. But it'll barely run.
Apparantly Halo is a HUGE resource hog, 700 the minimum? More like 1 gig.
Apparantly Halo is a HUGE resource hog, 700 the minimum? More like 1 gig.
Oh, it's a P3 666. Stupid me.
monkey_man wrote:
> Oh, it's a P3 666. Stupid me.
Possibly with all graphical detail turned down it *might* be playable. It'll run like a pig though..........
> Oh, it's a P3 666. Stupid me.
Possibly with all graphical detail turned down it *might* be playable. It'll run like a pig though..........
I doubt it. Like the way Windows 95 technically ran on a 386, but more crawled than ran.
Get snuggly to buy you a MAXX PC with his staff discount.
Get snuggly to buy you a MAXX PC with his staff discount.
Get a powerful PC so you can enjoy it.
Geting it to run is one thing but at very low res and graphics it may only run a few frames a second.
Geting it to run is one thing but at very low res and graphics it may only run a few frames a second.
I don't believe it. I bought it seriously about 5 minutes ago, got home from the town, switched on the PC, opened it up and...ghost Recon!!! They've given me the wrong game!!! I'm gonna have to go and change it now. Idiots!!!!!!!!
Come on, name and shame the idiots :D
Do it!!
lol
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