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F1rc & m3d (powervr)+i200MMX+32MB?

3 posts by 3 people · 17 Mar 1998 - 18 Mar 1998

I am thinking of buying F1rc (ubisoft) and just wondering, if my computer is fast enough? I have Intel P200MMX and 32 MB memory. 3d-card is matrox m3d (based on powervr-chip). Thanks in advance! (remove nospam)
P Gagg 17 Mar 1998#400097
> I am thinking of buying F1rc (ubisoft) and > just wondering, if my computer is fast > enough? I have Intel P200MMX and 32 MB memory. > 3d-card is matrox m3d (based on powervr-chip). > Thanks in advance! Hmmm? I'm not sure if Power VR based 3d cards are supported by F1RS? Check with the F1RS website. They definitely do support direct 3d and 3Dfx though. The rest of your spec sounds ok though, its similar to mine and F1RS runs great. 8?) *Peter* 8-)
Steve Moses 18 Mar 1998#400243
Quoted text (15 lines)> > I am thinking of buying F1rc (ubisoft) and > > just wondering, if my computer is fast > > enough? I have Intel P200MMX and 32 MB memory. > > 3d-card is matrox m3d (based on powervr-chip). > > Thanks in advance! > Hmmm? I'm not sure if Power VR based 3d cards are supported by F1RS? > Check with the F1RS website. > They definitely do support direct 3d and 3Dfx though. The rest of your > spec sounds ok though, its similar to mine and F1RS runs great. > 8?) > *Peter* 8-)
I think PowerVR is supported through DirectX, so the graphics will not be quite as good as those on the box, apart from that it should run pretty well though. Steve Moses Driving for SkidMark Racing in the F1RS Racing League http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/as/f1rl.htm

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