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nev_payne · 15-April-04, 04:25 PM

I love that review - it what sums up exactly what I think of my graphics card - a leadtek 5200 (256mb). It can play both UT 2K4 and Halo so long as the refresh rate is at 60HZ. The only problem I have encountered with UT2K4 is when you have an endless number of BOTS on a multi or single player game - it does slow down to about 10FPS when there is a large explosion infront of you with several bots.

Otherwise, UT2K4 performs admirably on a 5200 at 1024x768. Halo on the otherhand seems to have no problems at the same resolution (1024x768) and even when blinded by a rocket, plasma grende (or 3) or a banshee flying straight into you, the graphics stay stable and smooth throughout lifes littlelunders (like falling off the bridge on the control room asault).

No crashes what so ever, cheap and chearfull card.
Sorted.

15-April-04, 04:25 PM		#4 (permalink)
nev_payne Apex Tech God	I love that review - it what sums up exactly what I think of my graphics card - a leadtek 5200 (256mb). It can play both UT 2K4 and Halo so long as the refresh rate is at 60HZ. The only problem I have encountered with UT2K4 is when you have an endless number of BOTS on a multi or single player game - it does slow down to about 10FPS when there is a large explosion infront of you with several bots. Otherwise, UT2K4 performs admirably on a 5200 at 1024x768. Halo on the otherhand seems to have no problems at the same resolution (1024x768) and even when blinded by a rocket, plasma grende (or 3) or a banshee flying straight into you, the graphics stay stable and smooth throughout lifes littlelunders (like falling off the bridge on the control room asault). No crashes what so ever, cheap and chearfull card. Sorted.