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3/15/2012 10:10:37 PM
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Halo 2 Vista
Specs: Toshiba Satellite laptop, AMD C-50 dual core processor 1.7 GB of RAM and 1.2 GhZ. 64 Bit Windows 7 HP
Anyhow, I'd just like to say..I bought this game...and I LIKE IT.
Then again, I'm exactly a hardcore pc gamer..so yeah. just thought i would share my opinion.
PS: AMD Raedon 6250 HD Graphics Mobility
[Edited on 03.16.2012 9:18 AM PDT]
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My laptop is a Dell Alienware M14x with Intel Core i7 2820QM @ 2.3 GHz, 8 GB RAM, and nVidia GeForce GT 555M (3 GB VRAM). Now with these specs, my laptop can run Crysis at max settings and get a decent framerate. So for Halo 2 PC, you don't necessarily have to match these specs. I'd say any new laptop between the range of $600 - $1200 will be able to run Halo 2 Vista just fine. But if you want to max out all the settings including anti-aliasing and v-sync, my specs will definitely get the job done with enough free processing power to maybe run a 2nd instance of Halo 2 Vista (probably not possible).
