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Posted by Brandon Sandman Bell on Tuesday November 08, 2005 - 05:27 PM

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» Call of Duty 2 High-end Graphics Shootout

Wondering which card runs faster for Call of Duty 2? ATI's RADEON X1800 XT 512MB or the GeForce 7800 GTX? Does 512MB of graphics memory make a difference in this game? What about SLI performance? All these questions and more are answered in today's 3D Performance with Call of Duty 2 article. Check it out!

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The Raven at 09:57pm 11/26/2005

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Why SP1 on the test machine? Something wrong with SP2 as far as
games go?

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Anonymous at 06:34pm 11/18/2005

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actualy they used a seperate thread for the ai

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Anonymous at 06:32pm 11/18/2005

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i played it at walmart and it was rock solid nuthing even made it
stutter the texture maps were the same and it had better depth of
field

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Anonymous at 12:23am 11/14/2005

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You're out of your mind. I played the demo at walmart, and I've
played the demo on my pc. I've only got a single 6800gt and the pc
version looked way better and played way smoother. Not to mention
the control scheme is horrible and so is the new Xbox controller. I
can't believe they made something worse than the first one.

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BabyWookie at 08:23pm 11/10/2005

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That LCD they run it on at Best Buy is painfully small. My PC
monitor is bigger for god's sake!

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Anonymous at 05:37pm 11/10/2005

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I plyed this on X360 at BestBuy on Samsung LCD with surround sound!
wow! It's amazing!

My mate has a SLI'd 7800GTX PC with FX-55 processsor & he
basically cranks up all the deatil on his PC.

This game looked just about as same like the PC. The texture quality
just a litte off...mind you very little hardly noticable on a HDTV.
Get this for the X360 you won't regret it, that console is amazing
$400 for a $2000 PC Graphics! Just Plain WOW!

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Anonymous at 01:33pm 11/10/2005

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yea in dx7 mode...

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Anonymous at 09:35am 11/10/2005

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I run this on a 64mb video card and it is quite acceptable, I really
wonder if anything over 128mb or 256mb is really necessary. The box
states that 64mb is the minimum.

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Sharky974 at 12:46am 11/10/2005

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Wow, this game was obviously optimized for PC and the Playstation 3
technology yet runs miles better on Xbox 360. Amazing.

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BabyWookie at 08:22pm 11/9/2005

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I mean playpads, or whatever the heck kids call joysticks these
days...

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