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Default 08-08-2005, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by geRV
AA and Af uses video ram, doesn't affect sytem ram.

How can this be possible when there is a clear problem amongst BF2 users running AA and AF with lower system memory ''empty win32 module bf2'', they obtain an error. Can read some more about that here: http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/r ... ~days=9999


[code:861ed]I have two pc's one with 1.5gb of memoery and the other with just 1 gb and I have the problem with the 1 gb of memory??? So it might be a virtual memory problem?

Specs on the problem PC
3.6 P4
1GB kingston Hyper X
Raid 0 74gb raptors
PCI Express X800XT 256mb
SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS

Specs on PC that runs ok
3.2 P4
1.5GB just kingston value memory
250gb sata maxtor
ati 9800 pro agp
soundblaster audigy 2

For me I love realism games and mods so i really dont care for BF2.. The sounds blow and even the graphic blow what a arcade type of game...Cant wait for FH2 to come out!!!![/code:861ed]


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