Far Cry 2 and Rainbow Six Vegas 2 configurations

Far Cry 2 minimum system specs:

System: Windows XP or Vista

Processor: or above (XP) or above (Vista).

Memory: 1GB (XP).

Graphics card: 256MB video memory.

Hard disk: 12GB

Sound card: DirectX compatible

Recommended System Configuration:

System: Windows XP or Vista

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon: 64 x2 4400+

RAM: 2GB

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS 640 or equivalent.

Supported CPUs: Intel Pentium 4 or above (Vista, Intel Core 2GHz or above (Vista, AMD Athlon2800+ or above (3200+ for Vista))

Supported graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce 6800GT or above, ATI Radeon 9800 Pro or above (X800 Pro for Vista).

Rainbow Six Vegas Minimum Requirements:

Operating System: Windows XP (only).

Processor: P4 or AMD equivalent

RAM: 512 MB

Graphics: 128MB, GF6600 x1300 Shader Model 3 and DirectX Compatible

Sound card: DirectX Compatible

directx version:directx

cd-rom:***-rom 4x

Processor: P4 3GHz or AMD equivalent

RAM: 1024 MB

Graphics: 256MB, GF7800 x1600 Shader Model 3 and DirectX Compatible

Sound card: DirectX Compatible

directx version:directx

cd-rom:***-rom 4x

Obviously, the configuration requirements of the island are higher, and it is simply a graphics card killer! If the configuration is not good, you still don't have to play, and the rainbow will be slightly lower, but the requirements are still very high!

If it's true at 35, you can play Lonely Island, but if the special effects are turned off, it may remain at about 25, and it won't be the smoothness of the sound game!

Far Cry 2 is similar to GTA4, the game only has 4G and the picture is not good. It's far less fun than GTA4, it's recommended to give up, Vegas 2 isn't bad. Let's try Biochemistry 5, it's fun for the second time after clearing the level, and the zombies who abuse you with infinite bullets have become the object of your abuse, which is very cool!

Crysis 2 is a bit more demanding.

I am a GF9600GT graphics card, and playing Vegas 2 can run smoothly with full effect. However, when playing Far Cry 2, it is not very smooth. Vegas 2 uses Unreal Engine 3, which is better optimized, so it is not as demanding as Far Cry 2.