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This is a game review of Red alert 3 running at 2560x1600 resolution, this showcases the game and shows the fps with everything maxed out with filters on. Specs - cpu Intel Quad core Q9550 2.83ghz - OCZ platinum 8gb ddr 3 1600mhz Ram - western digital velsiraptor 10000 RPM hard drive 300gb - 2 x gtx 260 in sli 2.0 - X-fi Fatality Platinum 7.1 sound card - Asus Striker II NSE motherboard.
A video to show how Red Alert 3 runs on the Apple Macbook Pro 2.4 ghz (version 3,1). The Macbook Pro is running Windows XP Pro in Bootcamp and the specs of the machine are: 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Duo (santa rosa - merom) 15.4 inch 4GB ram DDR2 667Mhz 160 GB 7200 RPM HD geforce 8600M 256 DDR3 VRAM Average FPS 30 The Settings are 1440x900 resolution, you need this to get a nice tactical overview of the battleground. And settings put to Medium with the VFX on High. It runs like a charm this way even in big battles and mass destruction weapons. As soon as u start cranking up the settings to High on this resolution you notice a drop in FPS during heavy fighting and weapons of mass destruction. Song: was by (youtube banned this song) Krwlng (Mike Shinoda feat. Aaron Lewis) by Linkin Park so now it's A Sad State of Affairs by His Boy Elroy
This video is of my Advent 4211 (upgarded to bios 1.09 which includes a overclock feature to increse the processor speed by 24% - this has been enabled for this vid) playing Red Alert 3 with all video settings set to Low and resolution to 800 x 600. You will have to patient with the video as this game takes ages to load the main menu around 2 minutes. It is a bit slow but its playable (frame rate of between 13-15 fps - as per fraps)
hardware: *core2duo E8400 3GHZ BUS 1333MHZ *4 gb memory ram - corsair XMS2 bus 800mhz. *video 8800gt alpha dog edition extreme 512mb ddr3 pci-e Windows Vista 64bit + Sp1 configuration in game: ultra High maximun setting Vertical Sync: on resolution: 1280X960 antialiansing: 2 AAX fps: 30 fps
To change original RA2 resolution, update [Video] section of ra2.ini To change RA2 Yuri's Revenge, update [Video] section of ra2md.ini I played until it crashed, fraps doesn't like go well with the game i guess.
Higher quality: ca.youtube.com Heheh. I recorded this because I found it to be quite amusing. You still have to do the same old stuff as in other RTS games that have tutorials but this one's got some comedy to lighten up the mood. ^-^ Sadly, the novelty/general fun feel of the tutorial missions kind of wane as you progress through them. Due to limited space on all my drives at the moment, I had to record this at a smaller resolution (800x600 and then further reduced for youtube). Otherwise, I would have kept it at the native monitor res of 1280x1024. :/ (No widescreen since this thing is like 5 years old. D:) The game looks quite nice with Ultra High global settings on a high screen res. :D Mmmmm. I love the first tune that plays whenever you load up the game (the one that you partially hear in the video). I think there's a total of 4 different tracks that plays if you leave it on the menu screen long enough. (There seems to be 2 different versions of Hell March. :O Well, one is Hell March 3.) Otherwise, you can go into the Credits screen and immediately exit it to trigger the other tracks. (Er, that's how I do it. I'm sure there are other ways like going into other menu screens. :P)
Here's Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 Uprising running on my ATI Radeon HD 4890. The sound recorded was messed up so I decided to put some music over it. Settings are maxed out at a resolution of 1440 x 900 with full AA (Anti Aliasing) on. Steady 30 or 60 (I don't remember what the FPS cap was) so it was either a steady 30 or 60 fps. The game was recorded at 30 fps. Specs: AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.41ghz M4A79 Deluxe motherboard 4gb Crucial Balistixx RAM ATI Radeon HD Sapphire 4890 1gb 250gb Western Digital Blue Caviar 7200rpm hard drive 630 watts Raidmax power supply Window XP Professional 32-bit Antec 1200 Programs used: Fraps Sony Vegas Pro 8.0 CNC RA3 Trainer
Here's a short video showing how Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 performs on the Asus G71G-A1 (2.53ghz CPU, 9800M GS GPU, 6gb 800mhz 1920x1200 resolution with high settings and AA disabled.
This is Red Alert 3 running totally maxed (resolution and settings) on my PC. After having played like 2 hours, I can definitely recommend it as it's not just great in terms of gameplay, but it's also one of the best when it comes to graphics which are very immersive! Some of the best graphics I've seen in games of this genre! PCSpecs ¤ Intel core2quad Q6600 @ 2.40Ghz ¤ ASUS geforce8800 GTX 768MB ¤ 2GB RAM 800Mhz ¤ 1Terabyte HDD ¤ Samsung 20' monitor 1680x1050 Enjoy, and please rate & comment! *** Note: This video, like ALL my videos, has NOT been sped up. I just wanted to make this clear. ***
Second test played with lower screen resolution, resulting in a better quality video albeit the quality of play suffers. The AV editing tools used were: Audacity, Camtasia, and virtualdub.
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