The system requirements for this game is 1.4 ghz processor, 256 mb ram etc. etc. (minimum)

What i want to know, is what kind of computer do you have if you play this game.

Processor

RAM

Video card

Edited January 10, 200620 yr by bms

if you are planning on get this game, the plz post ur specs.

for now...before upgrading which i definetly will.

p4 2.0 ghz

512 mb RAM

7800gt video card

Will it run smoothly with these? Before the upgrade, or do i definetly NEED to upgrade my pc.

i would have to say that you would be able to play it but upgrading to 1gig of ram and a 3ghz+ intel or AMD!!! cpu would be a hugh plus. you may be getting lag b/c of the 512ram.

I would have to get a new computer if i was to switch to amd, so thats a no no. But i will get a stick of ram to make it 1 gig. That will hopefully not lag.

good choice, then if you do get lag you would have to invest in a new cpu

yea...then i would get a p4 3.0 ghz....what would be the average price for this chip? (canadian)

well im pretty sure that newegg is shipping to canada now, so:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16819116198

are you socket 775?

I have 1GB of DDR PC3200 Ram, 3.0 GHz and an ATI Radeon 9800 pro and the only thing lagging is my framerate sometimes.

Also, if you're planning to play this game online, its best if you have a fast DSL/Cable connection. Steam needs to identify your copy, and all that constant updating.... it takes a while even on cable connection, and worst yet on dialup.

Even if you want to play an offline LAN game, you still need an active connection. (For vertifying reasons) Valve really screwed it up this time thanks to Steam.

Athlon 3200+ 1GIG Ram, 66GT...runs fine.

I never have a prob with steam, apart from the annoying login everytime you wanna play!

Athlon 64 3200

2Gig RAM

Nvidia GeForce 6800GT

10 Meg Cable Broadband

Runs smooth as silk at 1280x1024 on my 17" TFT, and no lag from my end through the cable connection.

...Valve really screwed it up this time thanks to Steam.

steam is great - for valve. it bypasses the middleman and enables direct sales which = higher profits. i honestly commend them on their insight.

however, for may end-users, steam is nothing more than a big fat PITA. i'm one of them. after years of being actively involved in the HL community, providing artwork, scripts, running a server, etc., i finally just gave it up and i gave it up for no other reason than steam[ing-pile-of-s**t].

having to be on-line at least once in order to enable off-line mode - ???

having to be on-line in order to launch the SDK - a joke

steam server is down - really? what else is new?

friends is down - again? (or should that be "still?")

having to run an app in the background (steam.exe) in order to play a game that doesn't need it to run - silly

ads, displayed through the steam UI - for a game i PAID FOR???

there's over a 1/4 million posts in just ONE topic on the steam forums, many dealing with steam issues.

It works on my computer really smoothly, thanks to the 1 gig of ram i upgraded to.

It doesn't lag that much on my sisters 256mb RAM p4 2.5ghz computer either. I don't think you need that much high end stuff for cs. Quake? Yes you definetly do! Oh man, FEAR is a RAM killer, you definetly need 2 gigs for that game or else major lag.

Thanks for all your inputs guys.

I play CS 1.6 but was thinking about getting CS:Source. Is Source worth it? I've heard some people say that CS 1.6 is still better, but others have told me that Valve is really pushing CS:Source.

Here are my specs:

P4 2.4B Ghz

1GB DDR400

ATI Radeon 9200 128MB 8x AGP Pro

1.6 runs ok, but I still lag a bit. I think it's my stupid Linksys WRT54G....