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f12002

6 posts by 5 people · 13 Sep 2002 13:40 UTC - 15 Sep 2002 09:50 UTC

Rick 13 Sep 2002 13:40 UTC#98223
Not wanting to get into a war over which is best, just wanting to know, having been really disappointed with GP4, is it worth me swapping it for F12002? I recall someone rec'ing F12001 being the better buy for some reason. I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a reasonable rate on this set up? GPL - 20 car field, full detail, rock solid 35fps at all times in Monaco, so will this come anywhere close? In fact - all out, which modern F1 sim would be the best purchase and won't require me to spend 5 hours setting the graphics up?
"Rick" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:alspqo$9kl$[email hidden]... > Not wanting to get into a war over which is best, just wanting to know, > having been really disappointed with GP4, is it worth me swapping it for > F12002? I recall someone rec'ing F12001 being the better buy for some > reason. The 'best buy' aspect of F1 2001 is the price, usually less than $20(US) and the availability of several mods. IF you are a die hard F1 fan, then that isn't too much of a selling point, but the ALMS cars, the FIA GT cars really add value to an already low price. Both of those titles will be upgraded for F1 2002, in fact they will probably have several big enhancements over the current mods, but those releases are several months away. > > I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a > reasonable rate on this set up? memory and video card are good, the CPU might be a-bit weak. IF you go F1 2001 there are two patches, the first is vital as it improves video performance and adds FF. > > GPL - 20 car field, full detail, rock solid 35fps at all times in Monaco,so > will this come anywhere close? > > In fact - all out, which modern F1 sim would be the best purchase andwon't > require me to spend 5 hours setting the graphics up? You may find yourself spending more time figuring out controllers rather than graphics. With so many input options, getting a drivable setting is not the easiest thing to do. dave henrie >
Haqsau 14 Sep 2002 00:02 UTC↳ reply to Rick#98256
Can't comment on GP4 since I don't have it. With regards to performance though, your configuration is very similar to mine, and F1 2002 runs decently but not amazingly fast on mine. I have seen as high as 60 fps or so if I turn details down. I typically get in the mid-30s during a race with most details maxed, but it does dip into the low 20s and sometimes below 20 on the start grid. "Rick" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:alspqo$9kl$[email hidden]... > Not wanting to get into a war over which is best, just wanting toknow, > having been really disappointed with GP4, is it worth me swapping itfor
Quoted text (7 lines)> F12002? I recall someone rec'ing F12001 being the better buy for some > reason. > > I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a > reasonable rate on this set up? > > GPL - 20 car field, full detail, rock solid 35fps at all times in
Monaco, so > will this come anywhere close? > > In fact - all out, which modern F1 sim would be the best purchase andwon't > require me to spend 5 hours setting the graphics up? > >
> I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a > reasonable rate on this set up? Yeah, but if you pop an Athlon XP 1800+ in there, it will run fantastically (And won't cost much)
But how easy is it to do that? I thought my motherboard only went up to 1.2ghz? Would I have to change the bios? I can't seem to find out if my chipset will take the upgrade? Rick "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:alv4hi$1c2i6$[email hidden]... > > I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a > > reasonable rate on this set up? > > Yeah, but if you pop an Athlon XP 1800+ in there, it will runfantastically > (And won't cost much) > >
Racer 15 Sep 2002 09:50 UTC↳ reply to Rick#98127
well to start i have tried them all from the first one track indy race ..indy 1, indy 2 , gp1 gp2 gp3 gp4 f1rs f1rs2 then the last f1rc .f1 2001 and now f1 2002 gp2 was good in its day but as for 3 and 4 ????? f1rs2 was also fun online f1 2002 is the best one ever i have gig mb ga8iexp p4 2.0gig 512 ddr ram and asus ti4600 128mb and with all this gp4 still looks like its in slow motion ??? hey if you going to race online ....get dsl or they going to boot you :) On Fri, 13 Sep 2002 14:40:45 +0100, "Rick" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (14 lines)>Not wanting to get into a war over which is best, just wanting to know, >having been really disappointed with GP4, is it worth me swapping it for >F12002? I recall someone rec'ing F12001 being the better buy for some >reason. > >I have a 900 Duron, 384 Ram, GeForce Ti4200 card - will it run at a >reasonable rate on this set up? > >GPL - 20 car field, full detail, rock solid 35fps at all times in Monaco, so >will this come anywhere close? > >In fact - all out, which modern F1 sim would be the best purchase and won't >require me to spend 5 hours setting the graphics up? >

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