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    halo 2 capable? geforce go 6150 (how to improve gpu performance)

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by TwiztOG43, Jun 28, 2007.

  1. TwiztOG43

    TwiztOG43 Notebook Evangelist

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    well considering my specs below, will i be able to run halo 2? i have both xp and vista. i havent really used vista yet, and was wondering how i would set up the graphics to maximum performance?
     
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    No, you can't run Halo 2 on an integrated graphics chipset like that.

    You need a dedicated video card (7000 or 8000 series, for example).
     
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    not even on low settings?
     
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    No. Halo 2 needs a dedicated video card.

    Frankly Halo 2 is somewhat of a disappointment on the PC. Most of the reviews have been mediocre on it.