Hello all,
Has anybody tried running the Mercedes Benz Truck Racing sim on a PC
with Windows XP? I'm getting a new PC soon, see specs below, and wondered
if it would run at all...or will I have to somehow alter MBTR during/after
installation? MBTR sim, WinXP, and all other drivers will be updated to
their most current non-beta versions. Thanks in advance for any info.
Sean
*Processor: Intel Pentium 4 Processor 2.66GHz w/ 512K L2 Advanced Transfer
Cache and 533MHz FSB
*Controller: Integrated Ultra ATA Controller
*Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
*Memory: 512MB RDRAM PC800
*Hard Drive: 80GB UATA100 7200RPM Hard Drive
*Video: 128MB ATI Radeon 9700G PRO AGP Graphics Accelerator with TV Out
and DVI ;)
*Sound System: SoundBlaster Audigy Audio w/ IEEE 1394 (FireWire)
*Network Adapter: 3COM® 10/100 Ethernet
P.S. You can buy MBTR from www.gogamer.com in the States....I haven't seen
it anywhere else.
P.P.S. Does anybody know if Collin McRae Rally 2, GP3, Grand Prix Legends,
F1 2002 and GTR2002, NFS3HP(1) and NFSPU, and Superbike 2001 will run
well...smoothly and with minimum crashing or freezing on this PC? Thanks
again.
I bought MBTR when it came out and couldn't use it as i refused to go back
18 months in drivers to 'suit' it.
I tried it about 3 months ago with my new system and it runs
excellently,with all the latest drivers etc etc as long as you add the
1.0.0.9/10 patch.
Have fun mate.
AD
p.s Full everything,1600 x 1200 x 32 and 80 fps looks superb.:)
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> it anywhere else.
> P.P.S. Does anybody know if Collin McRae Rally 2, GP3, Grand PrixLegends,
> F1 2002 and GTR2002, NFS3HP(1) and NFSPU, and Superbike 2001 will run
> well...smoothly and with minimum crashing or freezing on this PC? Thanks
> again.
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> Hello all, > > Has anybody tried running the Mercedes Benz Truck Racing sim on a PC > with Windows XP? I'm getting a new PC soon, see specs below, and wondered > if it would run at all...or will I have to somehow alter MBTR during/after > installation? MBTR sim, WinXP, and all other drivers will be updated to > their most current non-beta versions. Thanks in advance for any info. > > Sean > > *Processor: Intel Pentium 4 Processor 2.66GHz w/ 512K L2 AdvancedQuoted text (11 lines)
> Cache and 533MHz FSB > *Controller: Integrated Ultra ATA Controller > *Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition > *Memory: 512MB RDRAM PC800 > *Hard Drive: 80GB UATA100 7200RPM Hard Drive > *Video: 128MB ATI Radeon 9700G PRO AGP Graphics Accelerator with TV Out > and DVI ;) > *Sound System: SoundBlaster Audigy Audio w/ IEEE 1394 (FireWire) > *Network Adapter: 3COM® 10/100 Ethernet > > P.S. You can buy MBTR from www.gogamer.com in the States....I haven'tIn article <ash5k5$caf$[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
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> P.P.S. Does anybody know if Collin McRae Rally 2, GP3, Grand Prix Legends,
> F1 2002 and GTR2002, NFS3HP(1) and NFSPU, and Superbike 2001 will run
> well...smoothly and with minimum crashing or freezing on this PC? Thanks
> again.
CMR2, GP3 2000, GPL and the original Superbike should all work under XP.
Doubt the NFS games will work though (couldn't get Road Challenge/High
Stakes to work).
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Thanks all for the replies. Looks like I'll be getting "another darn game"
for Xmas! Does anyone know if GP3, not GP3 200X will work with WinXP?
Sean


































