Re: F12000 concerns

On Sat, 01 Apr 2000 17:20:55 -0700, Nick Baltuch <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I have a 333 PII with 128 megs of ram, 32 speed CD-ROM, 545 megs left on >the drive, and a D3D card that is ancient and hasn't had updated drivers >made since August 1998. SCGT and N3 comes out like a film negative on >it, but SCGT isn't as bad and when there is rain or someone locks up the >brakes it's back to normal. Also, my LucasArts games work fine on it. >How do you think F12000 will work on my 'puter? > >Nick Baltuch

It probably won't work, since your video card doesn't support DX7.0. -- * rrev at mindspring dot com *

I have a 333 PII with 128 megs of ram, 32 speed CD-ROM, 545 megs left on the drive, and a D3D card that is ancient and hasn't had updated drivers made since August 1998. SCGT and N3 comes out like a film negative on it, but SCGT isn't as bad and when there is rain or someone locks up the brakes it's back to normal. Also, my LucasArts games work fine on it. How do you think F12000 will work on my 'puter? Nick Baltuch

Is there a software mode, or is 3d acceleration required? Nick rrevved wrote:

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> On Sat, 01 Apr 2000 17:20:55 -0700, Nick Baltuch <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >I have a 333 PII with 128 megs of ram, 32 speed CD-ROM, 545 megs left on > >the drive, and a D3D card that is ancient and hasn't had updated drivers > >made since August 1998. SCGT and N3 comes out like a film negative on > >it, but SCGT isn't as bad and when there is rain or someone locks up the > >brakes it's back to normal. Also, my LucasArts games work fine on it. > >How do you think F12000 will work on my 'puter? > > > >Nick Baltuch > > It probably won't work, since your video card doesn't support DX7.0. > > -- > * rrev at mindspring dot com *