List of supported graphic cards

[[OoO]No.Mam]

And a second question is: Will be the running performance for Windows Vista be overworked before release? I notice that several users had problems in the past with outfrontA1 and beta1 on vista 64.

thats true - i have big problem with Outfront2 (A1) with all latest patches running on Vista Ultimate 64-bit. (i know all patches since 1.42.2 are for testing and non-official )

and please change ALL ingame sounds to same bitrate. i think this is the problem with the sound-loops-game-crashes and system-freezer.

[thegrindre]

I'm a little concerned about the vid card. I have a Geforce 8800 GTS and it's not listed.

[HrcAk47]

I'm a little concerned about the vid card. I have a Geforce 8800 GTS and it's not listed.

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Sorry, couldnt resist it.

With a Gf8800 GTS you can run everything on superhigh without problems. Only reason it isnt listed is because FoW was released before the 8 Series were finished.

So, no problem here. Get out and crack some Panzers

[Soldiers]

8600 listed?

[Jozor]

If its newer than the stuff listed, it is generaly going to work.

All 8 and 9 series should 99.9% work without problems and with good/great/awesome FPS.
So the list should realy be updated I geuss so there aint these questions..

It's working fine on my current 8400GS with full specs, no AA and 1680x1050 with 20-30fps.

[C0ntrol]

Only thing that comes to my mind that would prevent them from working is SLI or Crossfire mode.. But not so many people have money for that kind of systems...

[sgt_steiner]

i recently got a new gpu grafix card (radeon hd3450 512mb) and it boosted my computers ability to play call of duty4 in ways that blew me away,the speed and detail of the grafix were greatly improved over the radeon x1650pro 512mb that i had replaced, BUT sadly im getting problems with fow multiplayer, the game keeps crashing and i get the dreaded "game will shutdown" message, another message i get is "ran out of memory, errenderidevice,cpp .559"
can anyone advise me please?
my machine is a pentiun4 3.00Ghz, 1024mb ram and radeon HD3450 512mb gpu, i have put the specs of the grafix card below

DirectX 10.1 / Shader Model 4.1 support
ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU support
Unified Video Decoder (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD DVD at full HD 1080p
HDMI with 5.1 surround sound audio
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Interface: PCI Express 2.0 x16.
Chipset: ATI Radeon HD 3450, 40 Stream Processing Units.
Memory: 64-bit 512MB.
DirectX 10 Supported: Yes.
Ports:
- DVI: 2
- TV-Out: HDTV / S-Video Out / Composite Out.
RAMDAC: 400 MHz.
CrossFireX Supported: Yes.
Dual-Link DVI Supported: Yes.
Windows Vista: Certified for Windows Vista.
HDCP Ready: Yes.

[HrcAk47]

Yep, i bet its the RAM, same happens to me here and there...

[ngvede]

i recently got a new gpu grafix card (radeon hd3450 512mb) and it boosted my computers ability to play call of duty4 in ways that blew me away,the speed and detail of the grafix were greatly improved over the radeon x1650pro 512mb that i had replaced, BUT sadly im getting problems with fow multiplayer, the game keeps crashing and i get the dreaded "game will shutdown" message, another message i get is "ran out of memory, erreveridance .599"
can anyone advise me please?
my machine is a pentiun4 3.00Ghz, 1024mb ram and radeon HD3450 512mb gpu, i have put the specs of the grafix card below

DirectX 10.1 / Shader Model 4.1 support
ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU support
Unified Video Decoder (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD DVD at full HD 1080p
HDMI with 5.1 surround sound audio
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interface: PCI Express 2.0 x16.
Chipset: ATI Radeon HD 3450, 40 Stream Processing Units.
Memory: 64-bit 512MB.
DirectX 10 Supported: Yes.
Ports:
- DVI: 2
- TV-Out: HDTV / S-Video Out / Composite Out.
RAMDAC: 400 MHz.
CrossFireX Supported: Yes.
Dual-Link DVI Supported: Yes.
Windows Vista: Certified for Windows Vista.
HDCP Ready: Yes.

It's probably RAM. Not enogh of it. I've read somewhere that 1G of RAM is just enogh for Vista. You'll need at least 1G more...

[Dilust]

But isn't your new graphic adapter too powerfull related to your cpu?