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Re: Switched to PC - WOW
The one I bought has a quad-core processor and 4 GB of ram. Someone reading this can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the processor makes a big difference. I picked the quad-core over a similarly priced i3.Acts 2:38. Let the truth be told.
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For this game, the videocard needs to be at least a midrange card. It's not a graphically demanding title, so a midrange card can play it, and a high dual core can play it. Clock speed of the processor is really more vital than number of cores.
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I'm running i3 2330m Intel only Asus laptop, 30 frames on everything high....looks better than my consoleComment
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I really pity the people who are forced to only play on consoles. Just for comparison, i played a game on the 360 last night and it was horrible. Not only are the graphical enhancements incredible, but player movement and momentum shots in general seem much more responsive and cleaner than the console versionComment
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mine was $600 and has been able to run everything in the last 2 years on high, including battlefield. I built mine myself though, thats the only way to go
I really pity the people who are forced to only play on consoles. Just for comparison, i played a game on the 360 last night and it was horrible. Not only are the graphical enhancements incredible, but player movement and momentum shots in general seem much more responsive and cleaner than the console versionComment
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Man I had really quit on this game and something told me to check out the cpu version...after reading up on it i figured i would give it a try. I'm going to pick up a wired xbox controller today. I think I have a Geforce 8600 video card...i hope that's sufficient. I want to connect my desktop to my 50" inch HDTV.We create the world's most widely used benchmarks and performance tests including 3DMark, PCMark, Servermark, and VRMark. Get started now with our free downloads.
That website will accurately tell you if you can run it, try that first. Definitely get a wired xbox controller, i got an xbox brand one from gamestop for like $20 or $30 and then run an HDMI cable from your pc to your tv.
I was gonna post a pic of my setup but i guess i dont have one saved, i did stumble across a couple screencaps though so i'll post those:
A clippers blue away jersey i made
This was the purple bucks jersey i made, i was testing out color and lighting
Bucks jersey again
Just always remember to backup your files before you add any sort of gameplay mod, global or any big change. With courts, shoes, and faces you are fine. There have been a couple times that i've had to start over from scratch because i didnt make backups. In fact, here's what i do and this is what i recommend:
In your 2k sports folder, have a few different setups. I have:
NBA 2K Mod Tool
NBA 2K Original Backup
NBA 2K Retro (This has HAWK23's retro files on it, i think some replace current ones)
NBA Live 2000 (a 99-2000 season mod)
NBA 2K12 (my current version that i always backup before i make major changes)
I then placed shortcuts on my desktop but made different icons for each, Live 2000 has the Tim Duncan cover and retro has a Jordan icon.
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As for the team stats, I'm sure it's fixed by now but I'll have to check. But someone made a tool to fix any record/team stats problemComment
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I´m a patch maker. =)
NBA 2K12 for PC is amazing because this possibilities.
Look my screens:
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