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Is the Nvidia mx 4000 compatible to BFME?
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Posted by: end_process
I called ea tech support the other day because BFME wasn't running. They said that the video card I had( Nvidai mx 4000)was not compatible. I was suprised because it is a 4th generation video card. I highly doubt it, but does anyone know from experience if it isn't?
Posted by: Outlaw
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System Requirements
The Battle for Middle-earth(tm) requires DirectX 9.0b To
install DirectX 9.0b or later, visit:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.aspx
REQUIRED SYSTEM SPEC:
- Windows XP or Windows 2000
- 1.3 GHz Intel Pentium IV or AMD Athlon processor
- 256 MB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce2 or equivalent video card with 32 MB RAM
- DirectX 9.0b compatible sound card
- 4 GB available hard disk space
Please note that while you will be able to play The Battle for
Middle-earth(tm) with the specifications above, play experience can
benefit from additional RAM, above the required 256 MB.
Nvidia GeForce2 MX is not supported.
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As you can see, the game should work with a GeForce2 or higher. The GeForce2 MX isn't supported, but that doesn't say anything about a GeForce4 MX.
The game should work on your card. I'm not sure how fast it would run, seeing as your card isn't exactly considered fast nowadays, but it should at least be able to run.
What is the problem you have with running it?
Posted by: chainlink
The 4000MX is just a slightly upgraded Geforce 2MX it still does not have full DX8 support if I remember correctly (unlike the Geforce 3 and Geforce 4Ti ranges)? On the Nvidia website the description for the 4MX series is as follows -
The ideal solutions for: Multiple display & desktop flexibility, 2D office applications, Web surfing
I wouldn't hold out too much hope for astounding frame rates even if you can get it to work.
Posted by: end_process
outlaw, the problem with my game is that it won't run. It installed just fine and all the specifications seem to match up except for the video card. I called tech support and they said it was not supported. So I guess I need to find the right one, thanks for your help.
chainlink, I just hoped if it worked at all.
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