Just wanted to hear opinions on how Indycar will run on a 486DX2-66 and
if there is anything you can do to speed it up other than cut out
graphics. I usually race 4-5 cars and cut out the trackside object but
noticed it can still be a little choppy at times.....great sim though.
I play Indycar on a 486 SX-33 and have no problems at all with
frame rate, or graphics quality, thus I'm sure that it'll be fine
on a 486DX2-66.
> I play Indycar on a 486 SX-33 and have no problems at all with
> frame rate, or graphics quality, thus I'm sure that it'll be fine
> on a 486DX2-66.
RAM is the key. If you've got 8 Mb or more you can do well with an 33DX.
Infact whatever PC you use 8Mb or more RAM will help tremendously, and don't
forget that a fast videocard is really crucial to get the most out the sim...
-- Terje Wold Johansen "I am your inferior superior." --
-- Dept. of Informatics --
-- University of Oslo, Norway --
>Just wanted to hear opinions on how Indycar will run on a 486DX2-66 and
>if there is anything you can do to speed it up other than cut out
>graphics. I usually race 4-5 cars and cut out the trackside object but
>noticed it can still be a little choppy at times.....great sim though.
I run it on my dx2-66 with 8mb ram and a Diamond Stealth 64 VLB video card
and it runs real smooth even with all (most?) of the opponent
cars enabled.
Do you have 8mb or more memory and VLB?
>Just wanted to hear opinions on how Indycar will run on a 486DX2-66 and
>if there is anything you can do to speed it up other than cut out
>graphics. I usually race 4-5 cars and cut out the trackside object but
>noticed it can still be a little choppy at times.....great sim though.
I race regularly with a 486DX2-66. I have mostly raced against full
fields, and I only have trouble at Indianapolis. I run all detail on
at every track except Indy, where I run auto - and it turns a fair amount
of stuff off.
I also have a P90 at work, and it runs Indy with everything.
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Brian Wong Product Marketing Engineering
