NBA 2K10 PC thread

[kcm139]

Quote: Originally Posted by mniner2003

If I remember correctly, NBA 2k9 PC version did get patched.

hmmm, i remember that vaguely too but i dont remember when... but since it is supposed to be as good as the console versions, how will we get roster updates? do we wait through steam again?

[suirad]

Quote: Originally Posted by Boge

I'm needing some help here. Before I start playing My Player, what settings are best? It's not like setting up an association, so how many minutes to simmed games do? How many minutes are the other teams playing?

whatever minutes u use is what the sim mins will be. so if its 5min quarters then kobe will only avg around 15 pnts. so if u want real stats do 12mins. also u have to use the work around for changing mins in my player mode found here until 2k patches this issue http://forums.nba-live.com/viewtopic.php?f=118&t=69347 hope it helps ya

[XxTrojanManxX]

Quote: Originally Posted by mniner2003

If I remember correctly, NBA 2k9 PC version did get patched.

Hmmm...I guess I hold off purchasing until there's a definitive answer on this. I wasn't going to buy this year's NBA2K10 but I'll definitely buy if this turns out to be a good PC port.

[Matt Diesel]

Quote: Originally Posted by barrist

would faster ram make a noticeable difference? ive got 4gb , but 2 are pc2-5300, and the other pc2-6400

The difference would be negligible, really. It may help in synthetic benchmark tests, but real world usage not really.

What are your other specs? Some CPUs actually run better with slower clock speed RAM. Depending on the FSB speed of your CPU.

EDIT: I just saw what CPU you had. You would be better off getting DDR3 RAM if your mobo supports it.

And um. this with DDR2 and your ATI card should be plenty to run it anyhow.

[barrist]

Quote: Originally Posted by Matt Diesel

The difference would be negligible, really. It may help in synthetic benchmark tests, but real world usage not really. What are your other specs? Some CPUs actually run better with slower clock speed RAM. Depending on the FSB speed of your CPU. Matching that clock speed 1:1 is fine.

I'm gonna be upgrading my cpu to a Phenom II x3 720 and attempt to oc it to at least 3.3ghz
My videocard is a 4870 1gb

[barrist]

the mobo i got only supports ddr2

i think i'll hold off on any ram upgrades to see how it runs.. i think i'll be okay for the next little while anyway

[suirad]

Quote: Originally Posted by XxTrojanManxX

Hmmm...I guess I hold off purchasing until there's a definitive answer on this. I wasn't going to buy this year's NBA2K10 but I'll definitely buy if this turns out to be a good PC port.

yes it did get patched. and this years version is just as good as the consoles. possibly better depending on your interests and cpu capabilities (mods,cpu specs,etc) take it from a man that has played 1200 plus games at 12 min quarters on 2k9 and still going lol

[XxTrojanManxX]

Quote: Originally Posted by suirad

yes it did get patched. and this years version is just as good as the consoles. possibly better depending on your interests and cpu capabilities (mods,cpu specs,etc) take it from a man that has played 1200 plus games at 12 min quarters on 2k9 and still going lol

Did you buy yours off STEAM? Or is it the retail package?