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sik1977 · 01-14-06, 07:51 AM

I have a Athlon64 3700+ with 7800GTX OC, and I am running the game on max settings with dx9fix with which you can increase your resolution to 1280x1024 (or higher, this is my natice LCD resolution) from the fixed 1024x768 resolution in SH3. Also turn on 4xAnti-Aliasing and 8x/16xAnistropic filtering in the control panel of your ATI drivers.

Thats a great system and should run the game fine with 4xAA, 8xAF at 1280x1024 reolution (with dx9fix) on max settings (set ingame).

Btw, i notice you also got yourself a Aerocool "turbine" 550. I got this one after my existing 550W JSP PSU went bust after a little over a month. The turbine is a very pretty PSU, and lasted me a good two days before going bust as well. Ha... my luck i guess. Imagine now my system is being run by a Fortron 300W which has only 12A on the 12V rail, impossible.... i know... God bless this little PSU. I got both my PSU's from UK (London) but cant return them as I have travelled back to my country and thus not feasable to send them back in warranty. ANyhow, just thought i'd share that with a fellow Aerocool owner. Hope yours last a long time.

01-14-06, 07:51 AM	#4
sik1977 Machinist's Mate Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 121 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	I have a Athlon64 3700+ with 7800GTX OC, and I am running the game on max settings with dx9fix with which you can increase your resolution to 1280x1024 (or higher, this is my natice LCD resolution) from the fixed 1024x768 resolution in SH3. Also turn on 4xAnti-Aliasing and 8x/16xAnistropic filtering in the control panel of your ATI drivers. Thats a great system and should run the game fine with 4xAA, 8xAF at 1280x1024 reolution (with dx9fix) on max settings (set ingame). Btw, i notice you also got yourself a Aerocool "turbine" 550. I got this one after my existing 550W JSP PSU went bust after a little over a month. The turbine is a very pretty PSU, and lasted me a good two days before going bust as well. Ha... my luck i guess. Imagine now my system is being run by a Fortron 300W which has only 12A on the 12V rail, impossible.... i know... God bless this little PSU. I got both my PSU's from UK (London) but cant return them as I have travelled back to my country and thus not feasable to send them back in warranty. ANyhow, just thought i'd share that with a fellow Aerocool owner. Hope yours last a long time.