Most definetly won't work, minimum compatible graphics card is a Geforce 3 or Geforce 4 MX, just upgrade the card - with the new cards out now from ati and nvidia, the old ones are dirt cheap.teddien wrote:would Doom 3 run fast on a nvidia geforce 2 64mb graphic? cuz i dont have the money to get a new one
Damn it! Well if this is true... I guess I must upgrade my hardware.... which will include a new mother board (for the agp support) and a new graphics card... So let's see...Maybe I could get away with spending... $170?ardnut wrote:Most definetly won't work, minimum compatible graphics card is a Geforce 3 or Geforce 4 MX, just upgrade the card - with the new cards out now from ati and nvidia, the old ones are dirt cheap.teddien wrote:would Doom 3 run fast on a nvidia geforce 2 64mb graphic? cuz i dont have the money to get a new one
do what i did, get a geforce fx5900xt, fast and cheapNightgrave wrote: Damn it! Well if this is true... I guess I must upgrade my hardware.... which will include a new mother board (for the agp support) and a new graphics card... So let's see...Maybe I could get away with spending... $170?Oh well It'll be well worth it!
I agree with him. There certainly have been improvements in ogl since your card came out and that will most likely be the larger factor in playing it, i you have all the features they use in your card (per example I once went to play a game on my older machine and it wouldn't run because it didn't have pixel shader 1.1 in it, not because it was too slow).neuron wrote:a g2 64mb is as fast as a g4 mx, but it might rely on some hardware features you dont have.
I'd wait and try, or decide on a good card to buy and go get that if it doesn't work
I was able to run Doom3 leaked alpha 0.02 a 10-20FPS on Geforce2 GTS 64Mb.ardnut wrote:Most definetly won't work, minimum compatible graphics card is a Geforce 3 or Geforce 4 MX, just upgrade the card - with the new cards out now from ati and nvidia, the old ones are dirt cheap.teddien wrote:would Doom 3 run fast on a nvidia geforce 2 64mb graphic? cuz i dont have the money to get a new one

It's the Tick Rate, not the FPS which is capped.GenKreton wrote:From what I read the game is hardcoded at 60 fps, so it either runs at your detail levels or it won't run at all. So its more of a matter will your card run their lowest gfx settings or not.
And honestly I think we just need to see what they say the min reqs are. I don't know.
ahhh thanks for explaining that one better.KozmoNaut wrote: It's the Tick Rate, not the FPS which is capped.
The internal tick rate that handles stuff like physics calculations has been capped hard at 60 ticks per second, to level the playing field, in spite of differing hardware. It also makes syncing physics in MP games much easier.
The FPS can go as high or low as you computer can take.

No. You're fucked unless you get a job. Me, I'm going to have to upgrade my GeFarce4 440MX if I want to enjoy Doom 3.teddien wrote:would Doom 3 run fast on a nvidia geforce 2 64mb graphic? cuz i dont have the money to get a new one
Trust me, don't buy that, unless you plan to play on windows. It's really the worse way to go. Buy a 5900 xt or nothing.poormanscomputer wrote:You need a Geforce3 and a >1GHZ CPU to be happy playing this game. I'm in the same boat with the video card, I've got a Geforce2 GTS 64mb. Actually, it's faster than the Geforce4MX and has the same features. (Geforce2 and Geforce4MX Lines don't have pixel shaders...)
I'm happy they are putting a linux port out, but I'll be buying the game regardless for windows...it just looks awesome.
I plan on saving for a 9800 Pro though, seems the best way to go. I'm a little scared on ati's support in linux though...I wish nvidia had a comparable alternative for the price...
Regards,
poorman

Well I know ati support is lacking... Do you have any links which describe the performance, or any major issues? I looked here:Gentii wrote: Trust me, don't buy that, unless you plan to play on windows. It's really the worse way to go. Buy a 5900 xt or nothing.