> Best AI : The TEN NROS drivers for N2
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>> Best AI : The TEN NROS drivers for N2
>That's debateable. :)
Remember it's "Artificial" intelligence !!!!
Nothing to debate here ;-)
Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Good race at the Brickyard, (-o-)
Excuse me for my English (I'm French speaking)
Hmmm, interesting, but I would say......
Best Multiplayer : Only ever played GP2 & F1RS so I'm not really
qualified to answer this one? (But f1rs was great in a 2 person modem
link via MS DUN)
Best Graphics (past): I would say GP2 (the graphics are, even by
todays standards, stunning in svga on a top pc, and bear in mind they
are *not* 3D enhanced?)
Best Graphics (present) : F1RS
Best Graphics (future) : I reserve judgement until a final release,
but GPL looks good for this one? (or GP3)
Best Driving Model: Has to be GPL (even though it's *only* a demo)
Best Sim for those without Rendition chips: GP2
Best Sim for those with 3dfx: F1rs
Most fun: TOCA or even Motoracer (though they are not strictly sims?)
Best Demo: Grand Prix Legends
Worst sim: hmmm, tough one this?
Most tracks: RAC Rally (27)
Least tracks: GPL demo (1)
Most processor hungry: GP2 (without a doubt, PII 350's & 400's would
*still* struggle in svga, with *all* graphics options on, and at
25fps, at the start of a race at Monaco, to keep below 100%)
8?)
*Peter* 8-)
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I'm sorry to disagree here. Anybody who raced on the NROS knows what is the
best multiplayer service available. It's 2 years in front of any other
multiplayer racing type. 2 FULL years. Sorry.
Naw, Nascar2 are better than Gp2 IMHO(Nascar2 is a past and present title,
since it's directly between Gp2 and F1RS in age (2/1/0years old).
Best eye-candy yes, but still GPL has the best IMHO
Universal "I agree" here.
Best Sim for those with a Rendition : Icr2.
TOCA is here, but I had better fun with Daytona USA than Motoracer. MTM is
here in the top for me.
Naw, Cart:PR. Wait it's not a sim ! well... <g> I have to say RAC. Didn't
impressed me.
For me it's Soda. I have more than 70 on my PC.
Lol ! Well at least it was drivable, and the old C:PR demo had 1 track AND
was undrivable (hehe).
Well, this is an universal "I agree" answer here ;-)
Food for fun thoughts.
Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Good race at the Brickyard, (-o-)
Official Mentally retarded guy of r.a.s.
Member of the r.a.s. Ego-maniac club
Excuse me for my English (I'm French speaking)
Excuse me for being provocative (I'm dumb speaking)
--"People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."--
> My biased vote goes to The Australian V8 Touring Cars, especially including the famous
> Bathurst track, and also the CART track on the Gold Coast and the GP track in Melbourne!
> Philip Island (used for GP Bikes), etc, etc, etc! To bad there's no Aussie companies good
> enough or interested enough to do it :((((
Please tell us..
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> I believe the 100 Mz buses were out on April 15.
> I had to choose between a P2/333 66 Hz or P2/400 100 Hz :)
> I heard that the 3Dfx cards weren't guaranteed too work
> with the 100 Mz machines -- who wants to spend $1500 CAD
> and not have your cards work? Not me.
I believe it was an answer Diamond support provided to someone
that was trying to overclock their system. If I ever locate
the statement again, I'll post it.
I'm glad some is enjoying a P2/400 with a Voodoo2 board :)
I still would have purchased the P2/333 regardless. I don't
like shelling out for the top-of-the-line-for-NOW products.
Jason.
> Jason, where did you hear that a 3DFX card might not work with a
> P2/400 w/100MHZ bus? No one else but you has ever said that,
> AFAIK...
> Please tell us..
> I believe it was an answer Diamond support provided to someone
> that was trying to overclock their system. If I ever locate
> the statement again, I'll post it.
> I'm glad some is enjoying a P2/400 with a Voodoo2 board :)
> I still would have purchased the P2/333 regardless. I don't
> like shelling out for the top-of-the-line-for-NOW products.
Trips
> > I believe the 100 Mz buses were out on April 15.
> > I had to choose between a P2/333 66 Hz or P2/400 100 Hz :)
> > I heard that the 3Dfx cards weren't guaranteed too work
> > with the 100 Mz machines -- who wants to spend $1500 CAD
> > and not have your cards work? Not me.
> The 3Dfx cards, esp. the new Voodoo2, work great in the PII 100MHz bus
> systems. In these systems, the PCI bus runs at 1/3 of the 100Mhz speed,
> or 33Mhz, which is the spec for PCI. On the 66Mhz systems, the PCI bus
> runs at 1/2, or 33MHz also.
--Scott
Trips
I did have a problem on my P2-400 getting my Monster 3D to work. When I installed the drivers
off the CD it would make my desk.cpl file corrupt until I de-installed the drivers. This
problem was fixed when I downloaded the latest drivers from Diamond. Now everything runs
fine.
> >I believe the 100 Mz buses were out on April 15.
> >I had to choose between a P2/333 66 Hz or P2/400 100 Hz :)
> >I heard that the 3Dfx cards weren't guaranteed too work
> >with the 100 Mz machines -- who wants to spend $1500 CAD
> >and not have your cards work? Not me.
> Jason, where did you hear that a 3DFX card might not work with a
> P2/400 w/100MHZ bus? No one else but you has ever said that,
> AFAIK...
> Please tell us..
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> * rrevved at mindspring dot com
> * unit.26 s.p.u.t.u.m.
> * http://www.sputum.com