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Damn. its weird since i hear of people with the same gfx card and a slightly slower processer who run the game full gfx fine.

i'd suggest GTX250..mid-range card..which is a re-branded 9800GT 1gig ddr3.

Actually the GTS250 is a rebranded 9800GTX+, of which is a very powerful card that is able to run most games at max settings, L4D1/L4D2 for an example. I Have one so id know

Anyway, the best budget card would be the GTS220 or 240, the 220 runs at about 50 bucks and is a Very good budget card with good Overclocking capabilities, its also the card that is replacing the 9500 series cards.

The 240 is of course a step under the GTS250 so should also be a good choice.

Just make sure your powersupply can handle them.

Also, keep in mind that TLR is more CPU bound then GPU, so a good mix of both will help greatly.

[Edited by DigitalIP, 12/16/2009 8:20:45 PM]

And xDylan. the problem is your CPU, not the 9400.

[Edited by DigitalIP, 12/16/2009 8:23:02 PM]

you might run the game but mostly not good game graphic setting or maximum setting i have this rig

Windows 7 64bit Ultimate
E7500 3.0ghz
4GB RAM
9800GT 1GB

running the game with maximum setting with 60+fps but i noticed the loading game is kind a slow it takes 7 to 16 seconds to load the fighting scene like when you encounter some enemies..but when i set to High others are low like shadow now the game takes 2 to 4 seconds

@DigitalIP

dude you were wrong there

Left 4 Dead and L4D 2
Call of Duty Modern Warfare
Bioshock
Assassins Creed
Borderland
Alone in The Dark 5
Dead Space
Red Function Guerrilla
Gothic 3

are the games that runs on low end card like Geforce 7800 to max setting with decent FPS they require not much high end card

for Geforce 9800 / GTX / GTS 250 series you should compare it to these games here with Maximum Setting

Resident Evil 5 - 60+FPS on 9800GT
Risen - 60+FPS on 9800GT
FarCry 2 - 60+FPS on 9800GT
Fallout 3 - 60+FPS on 9800GT
CRYSIS / Warhead - 30+FPS on 9800GT
GTA4 - 30+FPS 9800GT
The Saboteur - 30+FPS on 9800GT
Batman Arkham Asylum - runs great on 9800GT with PhYX on (Normal)

u're right. GTS250 is the way to go. its a good mid-range card.

Currently I have a GTX260 and it works fine. When I got this game I had a Radeon x1600 The over clocked one it was a bit lagging but playable.

NVidia GeForce 9800GT is great.
You can play most games on maximum settings and it'll probably last you for about a year before games start to get more graphically advanced.