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New C&C 4 Wallpaper - The End is Near

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Here's a new Command & Conquer 4 wallpaper from Kane Nash featuring the Nod Black Hand Flamethrower. This one is called "The End is Near".

 

Available in range of screen sizes. Pick your from the links above.

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Looks fine on my desktop. Resized to 1680 x 1050.

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Its a little blurry. But that is to be expected I suppose.

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I think slight blur effect is what Kane Nash intended, perhaps to show heat from the flames or something.

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One suggestion for Kane Nash though, if he is here, would like a sharper image for that flamethrower.

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Realism =/= C&C

C&C themed wallpapers =/= C&C :P

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Guest Stevie_K

pretty good. but still no 1680 x 1050?

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Just use the 1920x1200 image, it will resize to 1680x1050 because is the aspect ratio. You don't even have to resize it yourself. Just set it as your wallpaper and Windows will do it for you.

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Guest Stevie_K

Yeah, I guess i'm too lazy :)

 

I thought of resizing it in Photoshop since it requires more cpu power when it's a larger image. (correct me if i'm wrong)

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Yeah, I guess i'm too lazy :)

 

I thought of resizing it in Photoshop since it requires more cpu power when it's a larger image. (correct me if i'm wrong)

 

Get a new PC?

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Guest Stevie_K

nowai!. My comp rocks! I'm just strict with letting windows use more cpu than necessary.

 

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Displaying images as wallpapers uses memory, not CPU resources. The quality and size of the image determines how much memory it takes to display.

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Guest Stevie_K

Okay, memory then :) So resizing it manually instead of letting Windows do it would actually save memory..

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Okay, memory then :) So resizing it manually instead of letting Windows do it would actually save memory..

 

Save you the trouble.

 

theendisnear1680x1050.th.jpg

 

Have fun.

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