Hi!
I installed Nascar Racing to my computer and it runs
slow in SVGA-mode. I have 200 MHz AMD K6 -processor,
64 MB memory and ATI 3D Rage Pro -graphig card with
8 MB memory. There is about 600 kB free conventional
memory to run programs.
My OS is W95 and I run Nascar in DOS -mode. I've installed
ATI's VESA BIOS extension called MACH64, but this
don't seem to help - I had to turn almost every detail off to make game
playable. Indycar Racing II for example runs with every detail on just fine.
Why won't N1?
-Markus Luoma
Install the UniVBE that came with the sim...Things should
smooth out a bit.
Cheers!
Marc
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> Hi! > I installed Nascar Racing to my computer and it runs > slow in SVGA-mode. I have 200 MHz AMD K6 -processor, > 64 MB memory and ATI 3D Rage Pro -graphig card with > 8 MB memory. There is about 600 kB free conventional > memory to run programs. > My OS is W95 and I run Nascar in DOS -mode. I've installed > ATI's VESA BIOS extension called MACH64, but this > don't seem to help - I had to turn almost every detail off to make game > playable. Indycar Racing II for example runs with every detail on just fine. > Why won't N1? > -Markus LuomaI would not expect the same frame-rates from N1 as
from Indycar2. If you are playing with 39 cars,
be sure to only display 8-10 in the front and 2 in
the rear.
I loved that Papyrus made a Matrox patch for N1.
It made the game awesome -- full graphics while
drawing all 39 cars :)
Jason.
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