What amount of RAM is enough to run a single sim application (GPL or MGPRS2,
for example) where adding more RAM makes no difference in performance?
jb
>What amount of RAM is enough to run a single sim application (GPL or MGPRS2,
>for example) where adding more RAM makes no difference in performance?
It depends.
In GPL, 64 megs is enough to run it well, but you can't get a full race
replay saved unless you have 128 megs.
Chris Noto
cnoto at conc dot tds dot net
Not sure about that I have 128 megs and my replay does about 50 laps or
something do you know something that I don't?
Cheers,
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Oliver Nikolic
DP-MAX Computers
http://www.dp-max.co.yu/
BeoRocket Racing Team (retired)
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> >What amount of RAM is enough to run a single sim application (GPL or
MGPRS2,
> >for example) where adding more RAM makes no difference in performance?
> It depends.
> In GPL, 64 megs is enough to run it well, but you can't get a full race
> replay saved unless you have 128 megs.
> Chris Noto
> cnoto at conc dot tds dot net
*buzzzzz*
you can adjust the replay buffer, by adding the following lines to your
core.ini:
[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = <enter size in KBytes here>
the replay size in laps also depends on several graphical features (skid
marks etc.).
IMHO a very useful advice is to adjust the swapfile by hand: enter at
least half the amount of your RAM for the minimum swap space: this way
every idle/unused process is swapped out when you start your game.
Lio
