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ArmA II (PC)

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    #422
    rordeb
    Registered Users Posts: 221 ✭✭rordeb


    kenon wrote: »
    Is it completely unplayable? I would of thought you would of been able to get it running with that, with the settings toned down a bit.

    I have turned everything down and seems ok - ish. Now it is just like OFP - went on multiplayer and seemed ok - was gunner in a helicopter taken down by friendly fire!


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    #423
    kenon
    Registered Users Posts: 2,261 ✭✭✭kenon


    rordeb wrote: »
    I have turned everything down and seems ok - ish. Now it is just like OFP - went on multiplayer and seemed ok - was gunner in a helicopter taken down by friendly fire!

    I played the original OFP again on max settings a few weeks ago but graphically it was very much out of date.

    You should get fraps and keep an eye on the frames per second and keep tweaking the settings up until you start to notice stalls, frame rate drops etc.

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    #424
    Sierra Oscar
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    ScumLord wrote: »
    From what I've read ARMA2 is a cpu intensive game and a quad core cpu is preferable. I plan to get a quad core soon enough. I currently have a dual core and it runs ok no serious slowdown.

    The developers themselves recommend a Quad Core CPU - even over a decent dual core.


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