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N4-Graphics Question

5 posts by 5 people · 10 Feb 2001 11:15 UTC - 10 Feb 2001 16:22 UTC

Paul Jager 10 Feb 2001 11:15 UTC#205286
I am having my copy of Nascar 4 delivered to me here in the UK on Wednesday, and looking forward to it greatly. But reading a number of posts on the net I am becoming worried that what I thought was a pretty good computer system may struggle a little to play this game to its full graphical potential. I hope someone can put this Brit's mind at rest! I have a 900 Athlon processor with 256mb ram and a V5500 graphics card. Thanks in anticipation. PJ
I think you will be ok, though I'm not too familiar with the V5. I have an Athlon 800 and an original GeForce DDR, and I have most things maxed out in the options. I just knocked down the 'World' settings to about 40% (can't say I notice a visual difference) and I'm pulling anywhere from 28 to 55fps, depending on the track and number of cars. I average around 35 to 40 during a race with a large field, and this is PLENTY. Setting the mirror to the medium setting can gain you a good 8fps, but I run it on full detail. -Larry "Paul Jager" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vn9h6.46736$[email hidden]... > I am having my copy of Nascar 4 delivered to me here in the UK on > Wednesday, and looking forward to it greatly. But reading a number ofposts
Quoted text (13 lines)> on the net I am becoming worried that what I thought was a pretty good > computer system may struggle a little to play this game to its full > graphical potential. I hope someone can put this Brit's mind at rest! > I have a 900 Athlon processor with 256mb ram and a V5500 graphics card. > Thanks in anticipation. > > PJ > > > > > >
Race1530 10 Feb 2001 14:30 UTC↳ reply to Larry#205226
I have a Dell system P3 600 256 megs ram, Geforce 256 (32 meg) sblive and with most settings in the middle I am getting roughly 28 to 48 fps on most tracks. The nice thing is that during online play I am getting half again the fps. 50-70. Love it. Mike
You'll be fine. If you get a chance and some extra dough, through a GeForce2 64mb card in there, and it will really rock. Your system in it's current state though should run it nicely. -- Don Burnette "Paul Jager" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vn9h6.46736$[email hidden]... > I am having my copy of Nascar 4 delivered to me here in the UK on > Wednesday, and looking forward to it greatly. But reading a number of posts > on the net I am becoming worried that what I thought was a pretty good > computer system may struggle a little to play this game to its full > graphical potential. I hope someone can put this Brit's mind at rest! > I have a 900 Athlon processor with 256mb ram and a V5500 graphics card. > Thanks in anticipation. > > PJ > > > > > >
> If you get a chance and some extra dough, through a GeForce2 64mb card in > there, and it will really rock. Your system in it's current state though > should run it nicely.That will prevent graphics from limiting you, but I find there is still another limit in the game, sound I think. /TomH

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