Just got the full retail version of Monaco racing. Haven't got to far
yet - the track is light blue and the tree are hollow and hazy. Some of
the colours are okay but it's nearly unplayable as it stands. My machine
is:
Intel PII 400MHz
Creative Voodoo2 with 12Mb RAM
128 Mb RAM
100Mhz bus
Windows 98
32x CD-ROM
Paul
I have almost the same spec except I have a 450 PII and I have no problems
at all. Have you got DX6 properly installed as MGPRS2 will not run without
it? Just a thought..
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>Just got the full retail version of Monaco racing. Haven't got to far >yet - the track is light blue and the tree are hollow and hazy. Some of >the colours are okay but it's nearly unplayable as it stands. My machine >is: >Intel PII 400MHz >Creative Voodoo2 with 12Mb RAM >128 Mb RAM >100Mhz bus >Windows 98 >32x CD-ROM >PaulI doubt this is your your problem but try it anyway. Go to your V2
settings(under display properties) and there is a button for
"advanced". Check the box that says something like "limit glide apps
to 2 megs of memory". This cleared up some problems for me in Unreal
but your mileage may vary.
On Fri, 02 Oct 1998 22:04:45 +0100, Paul Jones
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>Just got the full retail version of Monaco racing. Haven't got to far >yet - the track is light blue and the tree are hollow and hazy. Some of >the colours are okay but it's nearly unplayable as it stands. My machine >is: >Intel PII 400MHz >Creative Voodoo2 with 12Mb RAM >128 Mb RAM >100Mhz bus >Windows 98 >32x CD-ROM >PaulHi,
I had the same problem, it's the Creative Labs card, you need the latest
driver. Visit Creative's website www.soundblaster.com.
Bye,
Kev.
>>Just got the full retail version of Monaco racing. Haven't got to far
>>yet - the track is light blue and the tree are hollow and hazy.
