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Mad, I finished Doom 3 with my 2600, 512MB Ram and just a Geforce Ti4200 with 128MB Ram and it worked great. I had to set the details to medium, the resolution to 1024, could only set anti-aliasing to 2x, but everything else was selected and the game still looked more awesome than any other, that I've seen so far.

 

Ps: I don't think that there's currently a pc for the highest setting :lol:

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With my old configuration I ran Doom with all settings to high, but my resolution was only 1024x768.

 

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I just put my new RAM in and I can now play Doom 3 with settings to Ultra High and the resolution to 1280x1024, though there are some spots where the FPS goes down considerably.

History is on the move, Captain. Those who cannot keep up with it will be left behind, to watch from a distance. And those who stand in our way will not watch at all.

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Unless the game only supports upto a certain resolution (like Diablo II, which only went up to 800x600) I usually play in 1280x960, though with Jedi Knight II I play in 1600x1200.

History is on the move, Captain. Those who cannot keep up with it will be left behind, to watch from a distance. And those who stand in our way will not watch at all.

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