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Nascar2

12 posts by 12 people · 19 Mar 1997 - 21 Mar 1997

Sam 19 Mar 1997#359977
Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with 12 meg of ram without any problems???? Thanks in advance.
Jim Sokolo 20 Mar 1997#360100
>Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with >12 meg of ram without any problems???? No. Minimum requirements (according to marketing): 486/66, 16MB, Digital Soundcard, Mouse, 2x CD-ROM. Realistically, you'd even need a pretty damn fast 486/66 and a good video card to enjoy the game. For all practical purposes, I wouldn't recommend the game to anyone who doesn't have a Pentium machine. ---Jim Sokoloff, Papyrus
Mark 20 Mar 1997#360101
What i do know is that it does work with a 486Dx2 50 Mhz with 16 mb of ram. Lower i would be perculers. Maybe yes, and maybe no for it to wrok. If it will it will be extremly have a low FPS to like5 or so. It a big risk. Check with Papy. They should know. This is all I can give you as low of my experience. On that Computer the rate was about 10-14fps. -- Sincerely, Mark Come and visit the page SPEED!!!!! Has great Utilities, Setups, Cars, Links, and more! Here go and check the place out at http://www.nascarnet.com/~speed/ For E-Mail info,
Mikel753 20 Mar 1997#360102
If it runs at all, it will surely run like shit
> >Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with If you have a 486/66 or better 486, get it anyway. Nothing more will motivate you to upgrade your machine. It runs OK/driveable in lo-res with only grass/asphalt turned off on a 486dx4/100 (about 15 fps to me is driveable) and I can still get a ton of enjoyment out of the game. Hi-res on a 486? Forget it.
Matt 20 Mar 1997#360105
Quoted text (20 lines)> > >Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with > > >12 meg of ram without any problems???? > > No. > > Minimum requirements (according to marketing): 486/66, 16MB, Digital > > Soundcard, Mouse, 2x CD-ROM. > > Realistically, you'd even need a pretty damn fast 486/66 and a good > > video card to enjoy the game. For all practical purposes, I wouldn't > > recommend the game to anyone who doesn't have a Pentium machine. > > ---Jim Sokoloff, Papyrus > If you have a 486/66 or better 486, get it anyway. Nothing more will > motivate you to upgrade your machine. > It runs OK/driveable in lo-res with only grass/asphalt turned off on a > 486dx4/100 (about 15 fps to me is driveable) and I can still get a ton of > enjoyment out of the game. Hi-res on a 486? Forget it.
When I had my old AMD 5x86-133, I was running it in Hi-res mode. But I had the textures for the grass and asphalt off. The horizon was off also. It ran fairly well. Since I upgraded to a P166 I just crank the detail up as far as it will go.
TOlson94 20 Mar 1997#360106
A 486 is a type of processor for IBM compatible computers. It is slower than a Pentium (also known as a 586), but faster than a 386.
Ligwo 20 Mar 1997#360107
> Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with > 12 meg of ram without any problems???? > Thanks in advance. I have it on a 486/dx4-100 with plenty of ram and I have to turn everything off, or almost everything and run it in lo-res. It doesn't do this sim justice when running in lo-res. I'm living for the day when I can upgrade. I just might have to sell my KX. Ligwoc
Matthew 21 Mar 1997#360262
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cm.. 21 Mar 1997#360263
On Thu, 20 Mar 1997 14:54:14 -0700, Ligwoc
Quoted text (11 lines)>> Can anyone tell me if Nascar2 will run on a 486, 25MHz computer with >> 12 meg of ram without any problems???? >> Thanks in advance. >I have it on a 486/dx4-100 with plenty of ram and I have to turn >everything off, or almost everything and run it in lo-res. >It doesn't do this sim justice when running in lo-res. I'm >living for the day when I can upgrade. I just might have to sell >my KX. >Ligwoc
Ouch.. sell the KX?... You might regret doing that... where I live... that's all thy do around here.. we've got a sand pit and its' great!
Rob Plan 21 Mar 1997#360264
You need a 486x100 I think, but I know you need 16 meg for it to run. Rob

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