Rainbow Six: Vegas

[SlipSlice]

Does anybody know if this game is any good, and does it take a killer system to run? I am going to get a new system here soon anyways, before I go buying any games like this one.. But post your thoughts on this game if you have it, or know anything good about it:)

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[xman2007]

Does anybody know if this game is any good, and does it take a killer system to run? I am going to get a new system here soon anyways, before I go buying any games like this one.. But post your thoughts on this game if you have it, or know anything good about it:)

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does take a good system to run i would say a good dc proccy x2 or pd/core2 any would be fine, at leats 1 gb ram (although 2 would be ideal) and a good mid/high end card (high end is better ) at least a 7600gt/x1800gto but a x1950 or 7900 series would again be better to get decent fps and a lot of eye candy (cause this game sure does have a lot):rockout:

[SlipSlice]

does take a good system to run i would say a good dc proccy x2 or pd/core2 any would be fine, at leats 1 gb ram (although 2 would be ideal) and a good mid/high end card (high end is better ) at least a 7600gt/x1800gto but a x1950 or 7900 series would again be better to get decent fps and a lot of eye candy (cause this game sure does have a lot):rockout:

Yea you should check my system that I am having built in general discussion here in a bit. I am excited, I ordered the BFG Tech 7600GT, I was reading reviews on that beast, and everybody was saying that he 7600GT, will max Rainbow six:vegas out, will all the good eye candy.. I don't know how true that is, but that is what I read.

I got the BFG version of the 7600 GT, it costs a little more, but better clocks on it, and better reviews. So like on the Taco Bell commercial, im Gud-2-Go.

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[speed111]

a 7900gs can only manage 22fps at 1024x768 with everything maxed on las vegas, thats with a dual core cpu.