Stubburn people, UT3 won't run.

Graphics card is the problem, you haven't got one. Official minimum is a Geforce 6 (6600 or 6800), but realistically you want an 8 series minimum (8600 or 8800). Be aware that Gamespy no longer exists so it's no longer possible to log into UT3.

Edit: also, any game won't run. That machine is very underpowered, and desperately needs more memory if you're running Win 7. UT3 may run you out of memory when you get it to run...

I'm guessing you live under a rock

They went bankrupt.

Back on topic though, the machine you have there is barely adequate to run the version of Windows you're using, I initially assumed it was a cheap netbook when I read the specs. I would get rid of it.

Nope, login and master servers are still working.

They're not supposed to encountered e. You're the first person I've encountered whose been able to log in since Gamespy went down. Are you using the Steam version?

>Cant login
>Cant play online?
>GG

ambershee said:

They're not supposed to encountered e. You're the first person I've encountered whose been able to log in since Gamespy went down. Are you using the Steam version?

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No, retail one. Besides, you can check gamespy's actual master server list right here: http://gstadmin.gamespy.net/masterserver/index.aspx?gamename=ut3pc

Unreal4Eva said:

Now, can someone tell me what's wrong

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yes.
you apparently don't know how to spell "stubborn"

The Gamespy master server is still running.
Without it the UT99 servers would not be visible as the Epic server is not working properly.

Celerons are the budget versions of the intel CPUs.
But your biggest problem is the intel GFX, especially if you try to use OpenGL.
I wouldn't even bother to run Ut2004 on an ex-office PC.
http://www.dell.com/us/dfh/p/inspiron-530/pd
It took a while to find anywhere that listed the actual spec of the GFX in that model.
128MB maximum, is not useful for anything these days.

Adding another Gig or 2 of RAM, and getting a reasonable nVivia or ATI GFX card will help loads.

Commenting that Windows 7 not suitable is dumb, as it would have been installed with Vista, so is obviously much better !

I would personally just install Linux and not use it for games at all.

More than one machine specification has carried the moniker 'Inspiron 530'. Many have had dedicated graphics sets, some have not, and many have had different processors. This particular processor cost around $50 at retail when it first released. The memory controller and graphics set will be either an 82945 or 82946, there's not much difference between them, and this will have cost around $30 when the processor released.

The machine was almost a paperweight back when it was first manufactured in 2008 / 2009. You could add something like an 8600 / 8800, but even that will could possibly be bottle-necked by the processor. I wouldn't upgrade it, I'd chuck it out.

dr.flay said:

Commenting that Windows 7 not suitable is dumb, as it would have been installed with Vista, so is obviously much better !

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Vista 32-bit memory requirements are lower than 7 32-bit (448MB versus 1GB), so no, it's not dumb. When you have 2GB of memory total, that's a difference of losing 22% to the operating system versus 50% to the operating system.

Jack's:Revenge said:

yes.
you apparently don't know how to spell "stubborn"

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Pedant.

I fixed your possessive error for you.

I had words with a few people yesterday, and yes, UT3's master server is recently back online and being fixed. UT's master server Gamespy integration is apparently supposed to follow suit soonish.