Can any of my machines run Call of Duty Modern Warfare 1?

[adriandude85]

Well my questions says it all.

 

[kristjanmn]

your computer specs?

 

[Confused Stu]

+1 for kristjanmn's reply!

Also, there's an easy way to compare your PC's specs to the minimum and recommended ones quoted by the manufacturer:
http://cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/intro.aspx

Handy if you're not 100% sure of your PCs specs, or cannot be bothered to write them here!

 

[kristjanmn]

+1 for kristjanmn's reply!

Also, there's an easy way to compare your PC's specs to the minimum and recommended ones quoted by the manufacturer:
http://cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/intro.aspx

Handy if you're not 100% sure of your PCs specs, or cannot be bothered to write them here!

u should be eable to run it with max

 

[Confused Stu]

u should be eable to run it with max

Dude, I know I can run it as I've had the game since it came out! :lol:

I was putting a reply up to adriandude's question, not posting one of my own. In your enthusiasm to be helpful, I think you might have misread my post.

 

[kristjanmn]

Dude, I know I can run it as I've had the game since it came out! :lol:

I was putting a reply up to adriandude's question, not posting one of my own. In your enthusiasm to be helpful, I think you might have misread my post.

oops, sry

 

[dakotablues1]

Well my questions says it all.

For adriandude85; in leu of sys specs; a decent quad-core, 4gb or more of at least 800mhz ram, and gtx260 or higher, will run the game decently. I can run pretty much any game on maxxed out settings with texture pack upgrades installed, and still maintain 50-65 fps(Crysis,Warhead,Fallout 3, STALKER:Chernybol&CS,RE5Cryostasis,FarCry2) MY SPECS: AMD X3 720(unlocked 4th and stable @3.52ghz) 6gb Patriot ddr2 1066ram(running @5-5-5-12-21-880mhz) MSI GTX275 1792gb.Lightning ed-850watt SigmaMonster Psu-CoolerMaster V8 Cpu cooler on Windows 7 x64

 

[Confused Stu]

Yes Dakota, the system you describe WILL definitely be able to run COD4 absolutely maxxed out, with some to spare! However, a quad, 4GB RAM and a GTX260 are overkill for a game that will run on max settings on a 22 inch screen on a 2.5GHz Dual Core and a 4670 (as on my friend's).

Adriandude, just been through your profile and found your system specs:

1 Machine:HP Pavilion a720n
OS:Windows Xp SP3
HDD:200 GB
Ram:512MB SD DDMIN PC-2700
Proc: AMD Athlon 3200+ 2.20GHz 512KB Cache
Video: ATI Radeon 7500 128MB

2 Machine: emachines D620
OS: Windows Vista Home Basic SP2
HDD:160GB
Ram:2GB PC-5700
Proc: AMD Athlon 64-Bit 1.60GHz 512KB Cache
Video:256MB

3: Machine: Dell Optiplex GX-150
OS:Ubuntu 9.10
HDD:20GB
Ram:512MB
Proc: Pentium III 988MHz
Video:4MB

4: Machine: Dell Optiplex GX-280
HDD: Primary:80GB Seconday:40GB
Ram:1.75GB
Proc: Pentium 4 2.80GHz
Video:8MB

The answer is:
PC 1 - No, your CPU might be OK, but your RAM isn't enough for COD4 and the GPU isn't anywhere close to enough.

PC 2 - CPU could cause you problems, but I think the integrated graphics on that laptop won't be up to it anyway. Radeon X1200 by the look of it - not gonna work, sorry.

PC 3 - Bless - used to use Optiplex's at my old work place. Decent office machines, gaming? Not a chance!

PC 4 - No GPU, no hope. Is there a graphics card slot in there we could put a decent £50 card in? Might have a shot.

Short version - you'd need to do some serious upgrading work on any of them to be able to run COD4 at anything more than "looks horrible" settings at a very low FPS. Sorry mate, but you don't have a gaming machine in your collection.

 

[razercultmember1]

get a 9600gt

 

[kristjanmn]

get a 9600gt

why 9600gt? he can give away a little more to get better, i was so stupid that i bought hd4670, but spending a little more i would have got hd5670, first he shoul look at local prices

 

[RickyT23]

Nope none of those machines will run it.

 

[dakotablues1]

Yes Dakota, the system you describe WILL definitely be able to run COD4 absolutely maxxed out, with some to spare! However, a quad, 4GB RAM and a GTX260 are overkill for a game that will run on max settings on a 22 inch screen on a 2.5GHz Dual Core and a 4670 (as on my friend's).

Adriandude, just been through your profile and found your system specs:

1 Machine:HP Pavilion a720n
OS:Windows Xp SP3
HDD:200 GB
Ram:512MB SD DDMIN PC-2700
Proc: AMD Athlon 3200+ 2.20GHz 512KB Cache
Video: ATI Radeon 7500 128MB

2 Machine: emachines D620
OS: Windows Vista Home Basic SP2
HDD:160GB
Ram:2GB PC-5700
Proc: AMD Athlon 64-Bit 1.60GHz 512KB Cache
Video:256MB

3: Machine: Dell Optiplex GX-150
OS:Ubuntu 9.10
HDD:20GB
Ram:512MB
Proc: Pentium III 988MHz
Video:4MB

4: Machine: Dell Optiplex GX-280
HDD: Primary:80GB Seconday:40GB
Ram:1.75GB
Proc: Pentium 4 2.80GHz
Video:8MB

The answer is:
PC 1 - No, your CPU might be OK, but your RAM isn't enough for COD4 and the GPU isn't anywhere close to enough.

PC 2 - CPU could cause you problems, but I think the integrated graphics on that laptop won't be up to it anyway. Radeon X1200 by the look of it - not gonna work, sorry.

PC 3 - Bless - used to use Optiplex's at my old work place. Decent office machines, gaming? Not a chance!

PC 4 - No GPU, no hope. Is there a graphics card slot in there we could put a decent £50 card in? Might have a shot.

Short version - you'd need to do some serious upgrading work on any of them to be able to run COD4 at anything more than "looks horrible" settings at a very low FPS. Sorry mate, but you don't have a gaming machine in your collection.

fROM THE ABOVE MENTIONED SPECS; #1) most, not all but most Pavilions built in last few years have one PCIe orAGP slot! It looks like @pc-2700 he is running DDR not DDR2, so odds are the machine has an AGP slot. A decent AGP card won't set back much, and even top speed DDR ram goes for pennies. He should shop for Pc4200 memory, acouplea gigs and a DX10 card (dx10.1 if you go Radeon)can be found for under $100.

 

[adriandude85]

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