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Re: F1 2000: anyone able to run at FULL GRAPHICS

9 posts by 6 people · 11 Jul 2000 - 15 Jul 2000 00:08 UTC

Mike Dietz 11 Jul 2000#256239
AMD k7 800, 128 ram, spanking new V5 er no. Usually run AA 2x 800*600, and a lot of detail either low or off and reduced # of AI. A real system hog. On Wed, 12 Jul 2000 10:59:04 +0800, "* Leong" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (22 lines)>Hi > >I am considering some upgrades and wonders if >anyone managed to get the game to run at races >about 20-30 fps with FULL GRAPHICS >AND EVERYTHING TO THE TILT ?? > > >Pls let me know your machine specs > >-- > >Thanks and regards >Leong >SINGAPORE Email: [email hidden] > > > > > > >
* Leong 12 Jul 2000#256270
Hi I am considering some upgrades and wonders if anyone managed to get the game to run at races about 20-30 fps with FULL GRAPHICS AND EVERYTHING TO THE TILT ?? Pls let me know your machine specs -- Thanks and regards Leong SINGAPORE Email: [email hidden]
Richie ( Piotr O. ) 12 Jul 2000 11:06 UTC#256225
U�ytkownik "* Leong" <[email hidden]> napisa� w wiadomo�ci news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (9 lines)> Hi > > I am considering some upgrades and wonders if > anyone managed to get the game to run at races > about 20-30 fps with FULL GRAPHICS > AND EVERYTHING TO THE TILT ?? > > > Pls let me know your machine specs
Celeron II 566@850Mhz, RivaTNT2 32mb @170/170Mhz Gplrank -50.97 (31st) Richie ( Piotr O. ) [email hidden] Icq 7510765 http://gpl.pulse.pdi.net http://oj.gad.pl
GraDee 12 Jul 2000 17:34 UTC#256147
* Leong <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> Hi > > I am considering some upgrades and wonders if > anyone managed to get the game to run at races > about 20-30 fps with FULL GRAPHICS > AND EVERYTHING TO THE TILT ?? >
To be quite honest my lowly PII 350mhz, Voodoo Banshee 16mb, 64mb Ram, etc.... copes fairly well in a race in full detail. problems come though in the fisrt few laps as we all know, I usually turn a few things off to get a good start and to level out the fps but i can't say that after 1-2 laps that the fps is terrible or anything, I can't really believe that a PIII 800 can't handle it as some say.
Tony Dale 12 Jul 2000 23:55 UTC#256229
Hi I do. Haven't bothered to check frame rate as various apps to show this have varying figures. I go by the smoothness I see. It is smooth as. A little jerky the first couple of corners as the track seems to build up in the cache, but aftyer that I can have cars all around me with no affect. P3 650 on an Asus P3B-F, running at 910Mhz Creative GeForce 32Mb DDR, clocked up also, with Nvidia 5.22 256Mb Century PC133 Seagate Cheetah 18.2Gb SCSi UW2 on Adaptec 2940 UW2 SBLive Full
* Leong 13 Jul 2000#255695
hi Richie how much ram are you using? interesting to note you are using TNT2 32mb I have a feeling the game does not use system ram limiting itself only to the graphic card memory for graphics Richie ( Piotr O. ) <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8khjfu$bba$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (22 lines)> U�ytkownik "* Leong" <[email hidden]> napisa� w wiadomo�ci > news:[email hidden]... > > Hi > > > > I am considering some upgrades and wonders if > > anyone managed to get the game to run at races > > about 20-30 fps with FULL GRAPHICS > > AND EVERYTHING TO THE TILT ?? > > > > > > Pls let me know your machine specs > > Celeron II 566@850Mhz, RivaTNT2 32mb @170/170Mhz > > Gplrank -50.97 (31st) > Richie ( Piotr O. ) > [email hidden] > Icq 7510765 > http://gpl.pulse.pdi.net > http://oj.gad.pl > >
* Leong 13 Jul 2000#255696
hi tony I guess there is NO GAME that runs slow on your megamachine :-) how is your load time for F1 2000 seeing that you have a SCSI drive? could you kindly time it for me... I am seriously considering SCSI Tony Dale <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:v0Za5.1603$[email hidden]... > Hi > I do. Haven't bothered to check frame rate as various apps to show thishave
Quoted text (12 lines)> varying figures. I go by the smoothness I see. > It is smooth as. A little jerky the first couple of corners as the track > seems to build up in the cache, but aftyer that I can have cars all around > me with no affect. > > P3 650 on an Asus P3B-F, running at 910Mhz > Creative GeForce 32Mb DDR, clocked up also, with Nvidia 5.22 > 256Mb Century PC133 > Seagate Cheetah 18.2Gb SCSi UW2 on Adaptec 2940 UW2 > SBLive Full > >
Rod Prince 15 Jul 2000 00:08 UTC#255668
In article <396e6d28$[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says... > how is your load time for F1 2000 > seeing that you have a SCSI drive? > could you kindly time it for me... > I am seriously considering SCSI I'm running a Compaq 18.2GB WU2 drive on an adaptec controller (the benefits of fixing Compaq servers for a living). Load times on F12000 are negligable between my 4.2GB IDE and my 18.2GB SCSI SCSI drives shine when they're coupled with several drives and each one is being access simultaneously (i.e server solutions). Save your dough and stick with IDE. In many instances, a single IDE drive is cheaper and faster than a single SCSI drive. The price/performance is just not worth it when you get to a drive that will match your decent spec'ed IDE drive. Cheers, Rod.

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