Wait, they've finally managed a chipset that is capable of handling more than solitaire? And it only took them like 15 years.

Did you try can it run?(google it, it's pretty good).......by system requirements lab? They're another testing service for game requirements.

I'd rather they made the game run for a realistic amount of users and not try to push to run on every system config out there.......more systems tested for compatibility and made to work with DNF means more development time and more chance of bugs being introduced to other users.

P.S. Don't mind me all....just reading throough the thread and replying in turn to stuff I find reply worthy is all.

I can't I'm pretty broke at this stage. I'm also in denial that they finally managed to put together a competent card. I remember the couple times I got bit by them bitterly. Once bit, twice shy as they say.

Integrated graphics won't be able to handle the game well, if at all, even on lowest settings.....

The thing is i am not using sandy bridge. so yea :P
runs fallout 3 maxed :P and like you said if you can run fo3 than you can run tw2 aswell "also it runs a bunch of other new titles like metro 2033, mafia 2.

I remember the good old days of my GMA struggling to cope with the burden of Warzone 2100, and my first AGP card based on the i740, may it rot in silicon hell.

It's nice to see that they're finally contributing something to the GPU world, other than as a source of ridicule.

That gma must be like really old, and it helps i got a core i5

I forget how old it really is. The i740 was from the late 90s, I had a VAIO with an intel chip in like 2002, which blew chunks. I seem to remember replacing an Intel chipset awhile later with something else which was much better, that must have been a Dell from 2004 or so, but Warzone was old enough at that point to have been released freeware. So any chipset at that time shouldn't have had any trouble at all with it.

This is the first time I've heard anybody say anything good about an Intel graphics chip.

Sandy Bridge reminds me a bit about the talk that Cyrix was making shortly before being bought out by VIA.

thats a old card damn, Well it is a intergerated card and it is not at all the best one but it is not the worst one either its pretty good

Lucky for me that DNF's specs are even lower then....this means it'll be accessible to anyone under the sun(with Windows or a console I mean) and hopefully with good sales we'll see DNF2/DN5 within a REASONABLE(like 1-3 year) timeframe.

Double super mega win posts right here. Have cookies, both of you.

What i've leaned from this forum and my own testing in the past is that a lot of developers will over exaggerate specs because they don't want the headache of attempting to trouble shoot and refund those in the minority whom are still clinging to older systems.

For instance, watching the gameplay, I don't believe that BEEP really requires a dual processor but Steam has listed Dual Processor as the only listed spec.

What is BEEP....I see no game called BEEP on the Steam listings good sir. :P

:)