Richard_R_W
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Does anyone know what Game developers think about Vista?
With Microsoft moving much of the display work to the video card, what is left for the high end games we are, or will be playing in the months ahead?
Games, like, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, need lots of video horse power, but
Windows Vista's hardware requirements for displaying things like "AERO Glass" need to have a high end video card and 256 Megs of RAM. With 512 being best.
I just wonder what they think, as for years, the video card has been the game Company’s domain.
I like to play games like Half-Life 2, DOOM 3 and Call of Duty 2 with everything turned up as high as I can get it. I don't see how I can do with with Vista unless I am always turning something down or off. Which might be a pain.
I can't see myself getting this OS for this and several other reasons, but I would love to know what other gamers think too.
With Microsoft moving much of the display work to the video card, what is left for the high end games we are, or will be playing in the months ahead?
Games, like, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, need lots of video horse power, but
Windows Vista's hardware requirements for displaying things like "AERO Glass" need to have a high end video card and 256 Megs of RAM. With 512 being best.
I just wonder what they think, as for years, the video card has been the game Company’s domain.
I like to play games like Half-Life 2, DOOM 3 and Call of Duty 2 with everything turned up as high as I can get it. I don't see how I can do with with Vista unless I am always turning something down or off. Which might be a pain.
I can't see myself getting this OS for this and several other reasons, but I would love to know what other gamers think too.