you're probably stuck with the VGA graphics at 66mhz. Have you
considered upgrading your processor? I use an AMD-133 and run in SVGA
with all textures on except road and grass. It makes planning your
moves and responding to things ahead of you much easier!
Hi guys, I recently upgraded to a SVGA monitor, and I wanted to know two
things....one, is there some sort of setup or config changes that I need
to make to take advantage of my new monitor? I have the disk edition...Or
would it be worthwhile to buy the CD with SVGA? I only have a 486-66, and
I'm concerned that I will have to strip down the graphics even more to run
SVGA. I'm running about 27 cars with only car detail, smoke, and skids on
now (7 ahead, 3 back)...Thanks in advance for your help
Lou B.
Hawaii:Rustbucket
I guess you do know you have to put the svga argument in to get svga..
nascar.exe -h
JC
> >Hi guys, I recently upgraded to a SVGA monitor, and I wanted to know two
> >things....one, is there some sort of setup or config changes that I
need
> >to make to take advantage of my new monitor? I have the disk
edition...Or
> >would it be worthwhile to buy the CD with SVGA? I only have a 486-66,
and
> >I'm concerned that I will have to strip down the graphics even more to
run
> >SVGA. I'm running about 27 cars with only car detail, smoke, and skids
on
> >now (7 ahead, 3 back)...Thanks in advance for your help
> >Lou B.
> >Hawaii:Rustbucket
> you're probably stuck with the VGA graphics at 66mhz. Have you
> considered upgrading your processor? I use an AMD-133 and run in SVGA
> with all textures on except road and grass. It makes planning your
> moves and responding to things ahead of you much easier!
I have been considering upgrading my processor but was not sure if it
would help much with NASCAR. I have a 486/66 w/ a VESA LB video card. Is
your AMD-133 an upgrade chip or a new motherboard? I'm just afraid that
the video (slow bus speed) will be the limiting factor and the faster
processor may not help much.
Thanks for any help.
Mike Oakes
