Can anyone tell me what the system requirements are for CMR2?
thanks
bart
"Bart Vandevelde" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Can anyone tell me what the system requirements are for CMR2?
> thanks
> bart
>
Straight from the help file (I hope this doesn't post with a bunch of HTML
crap):Minimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Windows 95 (not A), 98
Pentium 233 CPU MMX
32MB RAM
16bit / 44Khz DirectX compatible Soundcard
DirectX 7.0 compatible 3D graphics card with 8Mb RAM
8x CD-ROM
150Mb Hard Drive space (after installation)
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Recommended Specification
Windows 95 (not A), 98
Pentium III 500 CPU
128MB RAM
16 bit DirectX compatible Soundcard
DirectX 7.0 compatible 3D graphics card with 32Mb RAM
24x CD-ROM
250Mb Hard Drive space (after installation)
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Supported 3D chipsets
3dfx Voodoo 2, Voodoo Banshee, Voodoo3, Voodoo 4, Voodoo5
ATI Rage 128, Radeon
Matrox G200, G400
Nvidia Riva TNT, Riva TNT2, GeForce 256, GeForce 2
S3 Savage 2000
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Network / Internet Play Requirements
�Minimum 33.6 kbs speed modem �IPX network �TCP/IP network.
�Any other 100% Microsoft DirectPlay� supported network.
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I can add that it works fine with W2K Pro SP1 - at least on my system :-)
HTH,
Dale.
rd - Supported 3D Chipsets and Manufacturer
In article <kpuu6.27557$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] (Bart Vandevelde) wrote:
> Can anyone tell me what the system requirements are for CMR2?
> thanks
> bart
I have CMR2 running on my two pcs at home and it runs great on both.
Main pc is Athlon 650 (clocked at 900)
Asus A7V m/b
256Mb PC 133 ram
15GB IBM h/d
16Mb Voodoo3 graphics card (clocked at 170)
17" SVGA monitor running at 1000 x 800
Second pc is Celeron 300a (clocked at 450)
Abit BX6 m/b
128Mb pc 100 ram
13Gb Seagate h/d
16Mb Voodoo3 graphics card (clocked at 170)
15" SVGA Monitor running at 800 x 600
Works great on both (and when connected via LAN).
8-)
*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~peterpc/home.html
