With vehicles, multiple weapons and up to 64 players on a map, a Battlefield 2 game is a network torture session. The server constantly sends new information about the position of everything on the Battlefield, what it’s doing and where it’s headed. When the fighting gets hot and the UAV’s up, the network traffic can cripple even the best CPUs.

How Can Killer NIC help my Battlefield 2 Experience?

1. Aiming
Ever look through your scope to see another player moving jerkily through your sights, even though your ping is just fine? That's your CPU cracking under the network traffic. Just when you need it most, the Killer NIC can handle that network traffic without checking with your CPU or Windows, letting you aim smoother and quicker when the bullets really count.

2. Reaction time
Remember when they said you didn't need anything faster than a 250 ping? Hello, that's a whole quarter second! Get the drop on the other guy with the double advantage provided by the Killer NIC: you see him before he sees you, and your trigger pull gets to the server before his does, because Killer NIC accelerates and prioritizes your gaming network traffic.

3. Heavy Combat
The Americans have called in artillery, their helicopters are rocketing the area and they're sending three tanks and a jeep over the hill, fully loaded with machine guns blazing. It looks just as bad to your network card – all those vehicles, players and bullets are generating separate network traffic, and it's a big mess. When you've really got to capture that flag, it's best to let your CPU handle the game logic while Killer NIC dodge the incoming fire.

Aim smoother, shoot faster and move through the Battlefield quicker and easier than ever before with Killer NIC.