AMD 240 CPU plus GT9500 graphics card 2G can play Mission 6 kind of large standalone?

I can tell you for sure that AMD 240's CPU and GT9500's graphics card 2G memory can't be played, in fact, you just need to play the graphics card as HD4870, or GTX260+. Playing games still depends on the graphics card, and the strength and weakness of the CPU performance are not particularly different in games. Although your CPU with HD4870 level graphics card is still a bit difficult, but this is the only way to get the best gaming performance for a machine of the same price.

Playable (Smooth) Configuration:

cpu:amd 4000+

Graphics card: NVIDIA 7300GT or equivalent A card, video memory requires 128 or above.

RAM: 1GB DDR2 667

Hard Disk: 20GB This game is greater than or greater.

Recommended Highest Screen Configuration:

cpu:amd5200+

Graphics card: 9600gt 512 video memory.

Memory: 2GB DDR2 800

Hard Disk: 20GB This game is greater than or greater.

It's still operational.

My computer configuration: (screen 1024*768, anti-aliasing at all other highest) CPU: AMD5000 + black (overclocking.

Graphics: 8600GT SLI Colorful Flame God of War UP Memory: 2GB DDR2 800

Hard drive, games, 20GB space reserved.

Game operation** condition, 40-60fps, (when V-sync is turned on) can reach 166fps when the game is not turned on, and more than 20fps when the smoke is large.

My CPU is also 240 graphics card, I use a sapphire ati4860 **730

You can also use the 9600GT ** 200 pieces worse in performance!

It's that 4860 uses relatively high electricity!

The engine of Call of Duty 6 is basically the same as that of 4, so it should be playable, but it is not clear in what settings it is smoother.

Armed Raid 2....It must be that the configuration is not good.

It should be able to play, but the special effects can't be fully opened, although it hasn't come out yet, but the engine is the same as 4, and the requirements for armed assault 2 are higher than those of Call of Duty 6, and they're almost catching up with the configuration of Crysis, so it's going to be stuck, and it's recommended to turn off the special effects when playing.

Absolutely no problem, I AMD3200+, 2G memory, integrated graphics card can play,

When is Call of Duty 6 out? It's Call of Duty 5 - World War, right, your configuration may be a bit of a bit of a bit of a game when the effect is fully open, and the effect is medium, and it can be played very smoothly.

You can definitely play it, as long as you don't open very high.

I can tell you with certainty: Yes. My configuration:

Sempron 2800+, 1G DDR400 memory, colorful ATI 3650 graphics card, turn off the effect a little, I already feel very smooth. Personally, I think that 2k10 characters don't have it, and 2k9 does a good job. Especially Kobe, the 2k10 Kobe is really ugly!

You can play Mine is worse than yours with a little little card and yours is no problem.

Advanced effects are off! (I really don't understand how the machine on the first floor plays.) I imagined it to be a slideshow! Huh

Yes, but to smooth the resolution and effect can not be turned high

You can play it, but some special effects will be turned on.

It's right to be able to get stuck and the special effects are turned down and it's still cool to play.

Play him easily,Don't believe what some people on the Internet say are laborious,When they test, they are all tested with software or assume an ideal state and then score out,In fact, we can't tell so clearly if we play normally.,As for your configuration to play Mission 8 There is no problem at all.,It's really up to us players to try it themselves.。

Under the update of the graphics card driver, there is still a DX9 installed, it is recommended that you install a driver life can be done at one time.

The ping is 10, which proves that the network is fine. It seems that it is no problem to play this game if it is cpu.。。 As for the graphics card, it's even more relaxed.

RAM 2G should be fine.。。 So have you ever wondered if there is a problem with your system? Is it poisoned?

What is the CPU usage when you play this game?

When playing the game, cut out to see how much the CPU usage is, how much the memory usage is, if it is abnormal, see which process it is, if there is an abnormal process, check it well, and suspect that it is a virus.

The system drives all from the installation on it.

Friend, first of all, I need to explain to you two graphics card purchase issues. The quality of the graphics card - the performance depends on the model first. North says that the higher the 9500, 9600, 9800, 9800gt, gtx240, gtx260, gtx275, gtx280, ATI5770, 5830, 5850, 5890, etc., the better.

Secondly, look at the memory specifications of the same model Video memory type (DDR3 DDR4 DDR5) is the speed. Video memory capacity 512M or 1G, etc.

The larger the video memory in the same model, the better the performance. However, the performance of the 9500 with 4G video memory cannot exceed that of the 9800.

Therefore, there is no need to change the 9500GT 521M to the 9500GT 1G version.

Graphics cards don't look at video memory.

The size of the video memory has little impact on performance.

The key is to look at the parameters inside.

Video memory counts as a ball.

The 512M is enough to get a better graphics card such as GTS250, GTX260 and so on.

Remember, the quality of a graphics card is not based on the size of the video memory.

Changing to 1G may also be shared memory Your current 512 is shared? If not, 512 is enough.

The main thing is that your original graphics card is 9500GT with average performance, you can change to GTS250 etc. There will be a noticeable improvement in performance. And the cost is also acceptable.

Absolutely, e2180+DDR2 667+9300ge runs COD4 smoothly, so it's not a problem for you to run COD2.