Yes, it should run it at medium settings pretty well. Download the demo to make sure.

 

This site is great for determining if your system will handle a game:

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest

 

You will run it easily

 

It will run very well with all detail settings at Medium. Some, like texture detail, could be turned high but I'd advise keeping AA at 2x or off completely.

 

Hmmm... Pentium 4 processors are really abismal for gaming unfortuanately. It should be able to run it at around 45 to 50 fps at MEDIUM settings, HOWEVER, this is what i'd do to squeeze out every last frame:

- Turn shadows COMPLETELY off. Shadows in COD4 are pretty much useless and un-noticable, plus it uses ALOT of your computers grunt. It is not an essential element like it is in games like Fear and DOOM3 and it doesnt make the game look any better (trust me i've run cod 4 on MAX with 4X AA and 16X AF)

- Turn texture settings to MEDIUM, the game should look nice even on this setting.

- Turn dynamic lighting COMPLETELY off. Dynamic lighing is a heavy feature for machines.

- Leave Anti Aliasing COMPLETELY off. This feature is a killer

- You can have Anisotrophic filtering on (it isn't all that taxing on hardware) but I wouldnt put it past 8X if I were you (I suggest 4X personally)

-Turn V-SYNC (Sync every frame) ON. This uses a little more grunt, but it greatly smooths the frame rate and eliminates chopiness. With the other features that I mentioned turned off it should have enough power left over to have this feature turned on anyway.

- WIth your current setup I would have the resolution set at 1280X1024 MAX. Probably maybe go 1024x768 to be safe, but I dunno, it could run fine on 1280x1024 see what happens

Hope that helps

 

sledgus, i dont know why your mentioning P4's he has a AMD duel core setup so he would be able to run with most of the settings on be it mostly on medium with maybe one or two on high.

 

Yes, thanks for the correction Darth_Terra1 I misread his post

Well what I said still applies. Your graphics card is a bit of a bottle neck anyways as it is a pretty old card. Anyway, let us know how you go

 

Very good stuff. Also keep your resolution down and concentrate on the lowest FPS you see and not the highest. If you want a fluid experience you need the FPS to never go below 30 and youll be fine... Good thing is you have enough RAM for it. I would suggest a mini upgrade, get a new video card lol,