Think its completly retarded that they have 1600x1200 as a benchmark. oOo: No-one would expect to run it at that res with all the eye candy and antialiasing and anisotropic filtering enabled. Theyre supposed to be posting in game benchmarks today with 11 different system setups, amd etc and this is in house so should be some reading in it.

what dose antil aliasing do?

Removes jagged edges from surfaces in game.

With antialiasing

[img]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gerald.marley/fg/shot0041.jpg[/img]

Without

[img]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gerald.marley/fg/shot0085.jpg[/img]

Walls rooftops all show ragged edges, when you;re running etc its very noticable and the textures shimmer around so it can be offputting to some people.

man that makes a big diffrence

For those of you that think you are not going to have the hardware that you need to play DOOM 3, the fact of the matter is that many of you will be just fine, although an upgrade may still be in your future. As of this afternoon we were playing DOOM 3 on a 1.5GHz Pentium 4 box with a GeForce 4 MX440 video card and having a surprisingly good gaming experience. Even a subtle jump to an AMD 2500+ with a GeForce 3 video card that is two years old will deliver a solid gaming experience that will let you enjoy the game the way id Software designed it to be. That fact alone should let many of you know that you will not be left behind in experiencing DOOM 3.

I'm just awaiting the arrival of a P4 2.6ghz cpu for my PC, so I can squeeze the last breathes out of my older motherboard. Hopefully my Geforce FX5200 will also cope well enough to enjoy the game, I need to check the UK dates of it's release, also if there'll be any left in the shops.....

[quote="mr.miyagi":7131a]For those of you that think you are not going to have the hardware that you need to play DOOM 3, the fact of the matter is that many of you will be just fine, although an upgrade may still be in your future. As of this afternoon we were playing DOOM 3 on a 1.5GHz Pentium 4 box with a GeForce 4 MX440 video card and having a surprisingly good gaming experience. Even a subtle jump to an AMD 2500+ with a GeForce 3 video card that is two years old will deliver a solid gaming experience that will let you enjoy the game the way id Software designed it to be. That fact alone should let many of you know that you will not be left behind in experiencing DOOM 3.

I'm just awaiting the arrival of a P4 2.6ghz cpu for my PC, so I can squeeze the last breathes out of my older motherboard. Hopefully my Geforce FX5200 will also cope well enough to enjoy the game, I need to check the UK dates of it's release, also if there'll be any left in the shops.....[/quote:7131a]

you = teh god

Gerard what level of antialiasing you using? ed:

For cod im using the max 6x fsaa and 16x anisotropic filtering.

emo.

oOo:

dance:

R TO THE OFL