I have just finished playing f1 2000 and have been on it for the last 3
hours. I must admit, i really like this game but can see the reasons why
some gripe of some of the issues. My first look at the in game graphics and
i thought, SHIT! this is no good. I then went back to the graphics settings
and tweeked around with them for a while and put everything on full option
and went back into the game and my whole impression changed. This is one
fantastic looking racer, the***pit view i believe is one of the best out
there, and wipes the floor with mgprs2***pit view. The tracks feel more
like tracks instead of cartoon drawn raceways and the elevations all appear
to be spot on. I then started to race around the track and noticed that the
frame rate took a bit of hit and i was not impressed with what i saw, the
game became unplayable. So after some more graphical changes, and having
all the car detail on but mirrors off and the draw distance at medium, the
frame rate improved out of sight. I must say that i havent really had time
yet to have a full race, but my pc seemed to handle all cars in the race and
about 12 viewable. All this on a celery 450 and 64mb ram and voodoo 2. So
for all you people out there putting off buying the game because of system
requirments, think again. You can definately have an enjoyable experience
with this game on a lower end system and it still looks great.