I`ve got a PIII 550, V3 2000, 64 MB Ram, I f I am hotlapping I can have
everything set to max and run smooth as silk, but in race conditions with 22
cars on grid it`s ***y awful, if you get the patch for it you will be able
to change the number of cars in a race.
If I set it to 10 cars it runs pretty good with a bit of detail turned down.
It`s a good drive for sure, but i have had it on and off my hardrive for
ages now cause IMHO the bad outweighs the good in this game. But opinions
vary, hope this helps a little. Now GP3 is available I don`t think I will
play it again.
Snake.
>> Hi folks -
>> Pardon what must be an old hashed-over question for you regulars.
Much
>> as I love GPL, I couldn't resist a chance to try out the Indy F1 course
>> before I go up to watch the race this fall. So I just brought home a
copy
>> of EA's F1 2000. Then read some on-line reviews before I broke the seal
on
>> the box. Hmm. Seems my system may marginal for this sim. I'd
appreciate
>> some first-hand reports from anyone who's run it on a similar system:
>> PIII 550 (pre-coppermine)
>> 32 MB TNT2 (pre-ultra)
>> 128 MB RAM
>> MS Sidewinder FF wheel
>> Also a good ol' 12 MB Voodoo 2 for running GPL, though probably not
>> relevant to F1 2000.
>My 450 PIII with no Voodoo runs the game pretty good after a little
>tweaking. You should have no big problems...
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