25 to Life configuration requise
Configuration minimale:
CPU:
Pentium IV 1.4GHz (or AthlonXP equivalent)
RAM:
256 MB
GPU:
100% DirectX 9 Compatible 64MB Direct 3D Card with Pixel Shader 1.1 Support (GeForce3/Radeon 8500+)
(GeForce 4MX not supported)
Note: Laptops & Integrated graphic cards may function but are not supported.
DX:
DirectX 9
OS:
Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP (Windows 95/98/ME/NT not supperted)
STO:
2.5GB uncompressed free disk space
Son:
100% DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
ODD:
100% DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
NET:
LAN and Broadband Internet play supported.
Configuration recommandée:
CPU:
Pentium IV 2.4GHz (or AthlonXP/64 equivalent)
RAM:
512 MB
GPU:
100% DirectX 9 Compatible 128MB Direct3D Card with Pixel Shader 2.0 support (GeForce 6 series/Radeon X series)
DX:
DirectX 9
OS:
Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP (Windows 95/98/ME/NT not supperted)
STO:
2.5GB uncompressed free disk space
Son:
100% DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
ODD:
100% DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
NET:
LAN and Broadband Internet play supported.
Périphérique: Keyboard and Mouse
NOTE: Eidos do not specifically test our PC games with laptop/notebook systems and therefore we cannot guarantee compatibility.
Due to the variety of hardware configurations that ship with today's laptop systems, it would be impossible to configure a game that would work with all of them. Many laptop/notebook computers are limited in their ability to be used as a gaming machine. This is because of memory configurations, their micro-channel architecture, port configurations and sound systems that are primarily designed to be used with productivity software. The other common problem is that laptop systems will attempt to compress the traditional version of the standard 101-function keyboard (found on almost all desktop systems) into a much smaller keyboard configuration. This is usually done by relying on multifunction keys that allow the user to assign different functions to the same key. Unfortunately, this has been known to cause problems with our games.
Due to the variety of hardware configurations that ship with today's laptop systems, it would be impossible to configure a game that would work with all of them. Many laptop/notebook computers are limited in their ability to be used as a gaming machine. This is because of memory configurations, their micro-channel architecture, port configurations and sound systems that are primarily designed to be used with productivity software. The other common problem is that laptop systems will attempt to compress the traditional version of the standard 101-function keyboard (found on almost all desktop systems) into a much smaller keyboard configuration. This is usually done by relying on multifunction keys that allow the user to assign different functions to the same key. Unfortunately, this has been known to cause problems with our games.
There are only official system requirements on the site which are released by developers or an official publisher.
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