put the name of the game in the box and click analize and it will scan your computer and it will tell you if your system will run the game.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/games/gameadvisor/default.mspx

Cool find One. 8) 8)

My system at work appears to be able to run most of the current games out on the market today. However, the system is not at or beyond the "Required" recomendation. At least its not close to the "Minimum" requirements! :D
I'll go home and check my system at home.......more than likley , the program will find that i'm gonna require some major upgrades there!! :(
Actually "major" would be a understatment, I'll required a whole new computer.

Lotus

mine almost to last green bar :D
I wish they do all game like this Good find

I show to be 6 green bars above minimum and 8 green bars below recommended for Doom3. How did ya'll do?

Is it safe to install the Active X control required to use this analyser service? Who the heck is Future Mark????

SAME AS YOU :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: by this I need more memory .it got X rest got Checks
http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TADdAi4WGERcHDfCf52kYMNMJIoCNjkt8BixvWmqvS7rIibK0PdGRS!*ENMqMK5nrqcwAwHhKL6dpcpkOfYYQw91wjOo*CQV0NPSDqqJG5FcbgDY0qKMhg/Copy%20of%20CGD.bmp?dc=4675486725527235947

about 5 below recommended think they are marking me down because i have a ATI card and not Nvidia :cry: :cry:

Looks like I need a new computer. :(

I don't have right Nvindi think they are nVidia GeForce4 ti4600
Minimum Specifications


A 1.5-gigahertz Intel Pentium 4 chip or AMD Athlon 1500.
384 megabytes of memory.
Two gigabytes of hard drive space.
An nVidia GeForce 3 graphics card or better; or an ATI Technologies 8500 or better.





Recommended Specifications

2Ghz CPU or AMD 2500+
512 megabytes of memory.
Two gigabytes of hard drive space.
Radeon 9700 or an nVidia GeForce4 ti4600 graphics card or better.
5.1 surround sound audio



Worry Free Specifications

3 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 chip or AMD Athlon 64 3000+.
1 gigabyte of memory.
Two gigabytes of hard drive space.
An nVidia 6800 graphics card or an ATI X800XT
6.1 surround sound audio

my results

Oh Nameless. LOL! You are possibly the most paranoid person here. LOL. Future Mark is the old Mad Onion. Who Mad Onion right? They are they people who created the 3DMark benchmarking program. It is the world's most recognized benchmarking software for gaming PCs. If I'm wrong, it's only SiSoft Sandra who might be a better known benchmark. Have you ever used 3DMark? If not, go get it from www. futuremark.com . Make sure you get the 2001se version and install the patch to it too. Then make sure you run the demo. It is my favorite of all time. When it ask for disk 2 just sit there and wait for 15 seconds and it (the demo) will continue. When you first double click the launch file to start up 3DMark a little screen will appear after 10 seconds. Then a bigger one for settings. Just click the demo button. It will ask to change your setting to 640 x 480 for the demo. Say YES! Let me know what you think. Turn up your sound loud too for the demo as the music is awesome.

OK, can you give me a direct link to this demo you're talking about? I'm not sure what you mean, or what its name is. :?:

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Oh yes, and my score came out to the sixth green bar from the right, which makes my system 5 bars away from the ideal system specs. It appears that the only thing I need is a vid card with twice the onboard memory. :|

Do the following:

Go here and download and install the but don't launch the program called 3DMark2001 SE (330):

http://www.futuremark.com/download/?3dmark2001.shtml

Now, go here and download the patch and install it but read this whole thing before you start it:

http://www.futuremark.com/download/?3dm ... atch.shtml

Now that you have the program and the patch installed, start the program by going to "start, programs, MadOnion.com, 3DMark2001 and finally, 3DMark 2001 (again).

After about 5-10 seconds, you will see a red splash screen for MadOnion.com 3DMark2001.

After the splash screen appears a settings window will open. Don't change anything or do anything except click on the button for "Demo". A window will pop up suggesting you run the demo in 640 X 480 resolution. Click "YES".

The demo will run for a little few minutes and then stop and ask you to "Insert Disk Two". Don't do anything. Just wait. It will continue to a very cool Matrix-type scene. Once that scene is over the credits will start to roll. That's when it's actually done and you can hit the escape key to exit the program. Don't stop there though. Start 3DMark again but this time select "Benchmark" instead of "Demo". Don't make any changes or anything before you hit "Benchmark". It will run through about 15-17 test. You don't have to do anything during this time but wait. You are waiting for a window that will pop up and score your PC's MultiMedia ability. Be sure to tell us what your score was. I usually get about 9,800. The score can vary about 200 points each time you run it.

Let us know what you think. Later!

LOL -- I bet my computer is in that range too. They should change out the meter graphic with a weiner. :lol: :lol:

You can also run the first 4 tests and get your score.
3d mark1:15603
3dmark3:11067
Aquamark:47246