If you're playing on a desktop, you could always try a small overclock to see if you can't get it to run. It's a bit of a dicey thing, as overclocking always is. I actually overclock to play, and I'm on a laptop which is even riskier xD. Oh well, it's been running alright for me and my video card's only an ATi Mobility Radeon 9600 (64Mb VRAM). I think the game calls for 128Mb VRAM, so the fact that I can play at all pleases me. Of course, the only map I can come even close to getting a playable frames/second rate on is Dust2, but it runs so smooth on that map that it doesn't matter too much to me ^^. If you do plan to overclock, I recommend searching google for people who have overclocked your *exact* video card, and only upping your clock speeds a little bit at a time, with lots of testing. Takes a little while to find your max Core and Memory clock this way, but it's the safest way.