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GP2 runs fine on a pentium 90

2 posts by 2 people · 25 Jul 1996 - 25 Jul 1996

Lawrence Wi 25 Jul 1996#328751
I had just purchsed GP2 today and ran it on my custome built Pentium 90 with 16MB of EDO ram and an ATI Mach64 with 2MB VRAM. Initially I wanted to upgrade to a P166 because I had some doubts about running it in svga after hearing so many people having slow frame rates even with a P133 but after fooling around with the detail settings I was satisfied with running it at 15 fps with medium detail and only sky and banks turned off. I also limited the mirror details to track, curb, and verges. With this setting, all the tracks including Monaco was quite playable even with the processor occupancy at 120-160%. I was very surprised at how nice it ran at Monaco without changing the detail setting. 15 fps might sound low for some people but believe me it's definitely playable. I also tried it on my friend's Dell P90 with 16MB and 2MB VRAM and had similar results. So for the people worring about slow frame rates, my advice to you is to go buy the game because of your love for racing and not be deterred simply becaue you can't run it at 30 fps with all details on. Everyone is got a different setup so just because it runs too slow on their machine doesn't necessarily mean that it will run just as slow on yours. I am truely satisfied with the game, its definitely worth the wait. Way to go Jeoff Grammond!!!!!!!! Enjoy the endless hours of fun with this game, you'll love it.
Rob Sn 25 Jul 1996#328752
Yeah go for it & at 30 pounds its a bargain Rob

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