Thelvyn on 11/9/2010 at 18:51
1. CPU
Amd AM3 x3 720 Black Edition fourth core unlocked - all 4 cores @3.7ghz
2. Video Card
xfx radeon hd 5670 1gb
3. Ram
4gb ddr3 @1600
4. In game Screen Resolution
1920x1080
Everything maxed including 16x aa and 16x anis
refused to drop below 63 fps anywhere at all
Also refused to go above 63 of course.
Ambient: Standard
Interaction: High Quality
1st location FPS = 63
2nd location FPS: = 63
Ambient: Fast
Interaction: Standard
1st location FPS = 63
2nd location FPS = 63
I am running Windows 7 x64 if that makes a difference
Tolknaz on 12/9/2010 at 09:33
I lost my Doom 3 box, so i can't install right now until i get me a new copy (which is kind of hard where i live, i only see expansion on sale everywhere). However i remeber running both Doom 3 and The Dark Mod (1.01 i believe it was) on max settings at 1080p resolution without any performance problems whatsoever.
My specs:
1. CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, 3 GHZ
2. Video: Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTS, 512 MB
3. RAM: 4 GB DDR2
4. In Game Screen Resolution: 1920x1080
voodoo47 on 14/9/2010 at 22:03
Ambient: Standard
Interaction: High Quality
1. CPU: A64 4400+ (2.2GHz dualcore)
2. Video Card: radeon x1950pro 512MB ddr3
3. Ram: 2GB ddr1 400
4. In game Screen Resolution: 1024*768
Vsync is disabled, running winxp
AF:8x, AA:2x
1st position: 55fps
2nd position: 40fps
AF:16x, AA:4x
1st position: 48fps
2nd position: 37fps
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Ambient: Fast
Interaction: Standard
AF:16x, AA:4x
1st position: 53fps
2nd position: 38fps
bikerdude on 15/9/2010 at 12:27
Don't bother with Steam.... as usual they are trying to rip the customer off while offering shit customer service. $20 is a complete and utter rip off when you can buy a retail copy for $5...!!!!!
Malleus on 15/9/2010 at 16:20
Quote Posted by edudrekib
Don't bother with Steam.... as usual they are trying to rip the customer off while offering shit customer service. $20 is a complete and utter rip off when you can buy a retail copy for $5...!!!!!
Not to mention that since he is in europe, it's probably 20 euros instead of 20 dollars.
Vernon on 15/9/2010 at 16:31
So you bought the game and now are going to go out of your way to buy it again? If only there were some other way
Thelvyn on 16/9/2010 at 17:10
Quote Posted by Vernon
So you bought the game and now are going to go out of your way to buy it again? If only there were some other way
There is! You and about ten of your friends could spend the next year or two taking out and replacing all the stock doom3 assets. And better make em good too!
:ebil:
The thing about about steam though is you can then download it on any computer you happen to be playing on and no longer need to worry about your media as long as you dont lose your steam account :)
jtr7 on 16/9/2010 at 17:31
Quote Posted by Thelvyn
The thing about about steam though is you can then download it on any computer you happen to be playing on and no longer need to worry about your media as long as you dont lose your steam account :)
You say that like it's a good thing. It's a horrible thing.
Schwaa2 on 17/9/2010 at 17:31
I find Steam discussions funny.
Why is it bad that I can go somewhere else and DL a game I own and want to play. Went on vacation to my sisters house and loaded up portal for her to play. Didn't have to take CD's with me... Didn't have to put in codes, etc...
Pretty nice IMO.
And customer service.. well, when you buy a cd of a game what 'customer service' do you get? The option to go to a web site and search forums for answers/patches?
Steam patches automatically.
Also has links stright to forums.
I've had no issues with ANY game I dl'ed from Steam.
Rip-offs? You don't have to pay their prices, and they have ALOT of sales. Doom3 was like $6 a month ago. Most of my games I've got for under $20.
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Of course you still need to have the TDM DL which has nothing to do with Steam, so if you go on vacation you need a dvd of it (you can always back up your local game content on DVD too, that'll save DL time form Steam).
