I previously thought I had a 1600; a LOL stupid mistake on my part. But I was looking for your guy's opinions on the HD 2600 XT. For me it handles highend games find, but do you think it can handle Mass Effect 2 or Assassins Creed 2? I'm too lasy to look up the requirements.
ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT
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Posté 07 mars 2010 - 08:44
Loerwyn
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It could but not well. You'd be talking low settings in AC2, and maybe low-mid in ME2 if you're lucky.
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Posté 01 avril 2010 - 07:42
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i am playing me2 with this card. it runs smoothly most of the time with all settings on except for anisotropic filtering set only at 2x. but still looks great.
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Posté 01 avril 2010 - 07:43
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It's an old card. I suggest something more recent.
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Posté 01 avril 2010 - 08:46
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It is not so simple to just get a card. Yes sticking it in is easy, but now and then extra issues might play a part, like your Power supply unit. I do not believethis forum has a techno magic tread like we have on sorcerers.
I had one, and it still runs with a friend of mine. As I recall it had no 6 pin power input.
So if your power unit is not to weak, say 350/400 watt of an A brand unit, you are good to get medium/high-ish end card like the Ati radeon 5770, that will run any game out there on at least high. if not a 5750 will run a lot of games in high settings. Those cards are dx 11 and will last a while.
Nvidia has no cards in the latest generation to speak about at this moment, (please no ati/nvidia war here)
I had one, and it still runs with a friend of mine. As I recall it had no 6 pin power input.
So if your power unit is not to weak, say 350/400 watt of an A brand unit, you are good to get medium/high-ish end card like the Ati radeon 5770, that will run any game out there on at least high. if not a 5750 will run a lot of games in high settings. Those cards are dx 11 and will last a while.
Nvidia has no cards in the latest generation to speak about at this moment, (please no ati/nvidia war here)
