I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked), Monster
MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked,
everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get 39fps
almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down.
In an N4 "Testing" session at IMS, I get 25fps max, 20 average, and 15 or so
when I spin. That's at 800x600x16 with most goodies (lighting, shadows,
steering wheel etc.) turned off, plus no mirror. With additional tweaking I
may get 30fps at times, but that ain't gonna cut it. I didn't even try
against AI, not worth it.
So if you are in the same neighbourhood don't waste your time.
It goes back in my CD drawer awaiting my (hopefully soon) upgrade.
p.s. I'm not complaining, I expected this, but I figured why not try...
I'm having the same problem. The game works great until a big
accident happens or I spin. Kind of blows the fun....
128 Ram
500 Mhz
Diamond 770 (32 Ram)
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 03:12:31 GMT, "Rob Adams" <[email hidden]>
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>I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked), Monster >MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked, >everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get 39fps >almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down. > >In an N4 "Testing" session at IMS, I get 25fps max, 20 average, and 15 or so >when I spin. That's at 800x600x16 with most goodies (lighting, shadows, >steering wheel etc.) turned off, plus no mirror. With additional tweaking I >may get 30fps at times, but that ain't gonna cut it. I didn't even try >against AI, not worth it. > >So if you are in the same neighbourhood don't waste your time. > >It goes back in my CD drawer awaiting my (hopefully soon) upgrade. > >p.s. I'm not complaining, I expected this, but I figured why not try... > >PIII 933, 256 MB, SB Live 5.1, Hercules Prohet II MX, LWFF, and it rocks @
1280 x 1024 all goodies on. (I like it atleast).
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G-Loc
"Rob Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked),
Monster
> MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked,
> everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get
39fps
> almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down.
>
> In an N4 "Testing" session at IMS, I get 25fps max, 20 average, and 15 or
so
> when I spin. That's at 800x600x16 with most goodies (lighting, shadows,
> steering wheel etc.) turned off, plus no mirror. With additional tweaking
I
> may get 30fps at times, but that ain't gonna cut it. I didn't even try
> against AI, not worth it.
>
> So if you are in the same neighbourhood don't waste your time.
>
> It goes back in my CD drawer awaiting my (hopefully soon) upgrade.
>
> p.s. I'm not complaining, I expected this, but I figured why not try...
>
>
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 03:12:31 GMT, "Rob Adams" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked), Monster
>MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked,
>everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get 39fps
>almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down.
On a system like that you can forget it, on my PIII500 V3 it didn't
run properly. Upgraded to a PIII866 GFII GTS and it runs much better
now :)
Andre
"Michael feels the same way about safety in auto racing as I do. Great minds
think alike." - David G Fisher
Ive got a PIII 500 w/ a Voodoo 3 300 and 128mb ram and it runs pretty well
with the detail turned down at 800x600x16. I get above 30fps almost all the
time in on-line races. I was able to host a race with 14 cars and everyone
said it ran fine. I am hoping to upgrade pretty soon so i can turn all the
pretty things on.
Jack Smash
"Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 03:12:31 GMT, "Rob Adams" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
> >I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked),Monster
> >MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked,
> >everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get39fps
minds
> think alike." - David G Fisher
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> >almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down. > > On a system like that you can forget it, on my PIII500 V3 it didn't > run properly. Upgraded to a PIII866 GFII GTS and it runs much better > now :) > > > Andre > > "Michael feels the same way about safety in auto racing as I do. GreatI have a V5 and get similar FPS when using GL...if i use D3D my framerates
almost double and image quality is improved.
"Rob Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked),Monster
> MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked,
> everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get39fps
> almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down.
>
> In an N4 "Testing" session at IMS, I get 25fps max, 20 average, and 15 orso
> when I spin. That's at 800x600x16 with most goodies (lighting, shadows,
> steering wheel etc.) turned off, plus no mirror. With additional tweakingI
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> may get 30fps at times, but that ain't gonna cut it. I didn't even try > against AI, not worth it. > > So if you are in the same neighbourhood don't waste your time. > > It goes back in my CD drawer awaiting my (hopefully soon) upgrade. > > p.s. I'm not complaining, I expected this, but I figured why not try... > >On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 16:24:36 GMT, "Jack" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Yes, you're right, the AI cars do seem to take an extra hit on the
fps, so online the fps is much better.
I stand corrected :)
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>Ive got a PIII 500 w/ a Voodoo 3 300 and 128mb ram and it runs pretty well >with the detail turned down at 800x600x16. I get above 30fps almost all the >time in on-line races. I was able to host a race with 14 cars and everyone >said it ran fine. I am hoping to upgrade pretty soon so i can turn all the >pretty things on. > >Jack SmashThat was with D3D - I never tried OpenGL because the readme said performance
on a V3 is better in D3D
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> so
> > when I spin. That's at 800x600x16 with most goodies (lighting, shadows,
> > steering wheel etc.) turned off, plus no mirror. With additionaltweaking
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> I have a V5 and get similar FPS when using GL...if i use D3D my framerates > almost double and image quality is improved. > > > "Rob Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:z0_m6.2199$[email hidden]... > > I have a PII 333, 128MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000 AGP (mildly overclocked), > Monster > > MX 300 sound card. Latest drivers for everything, swap file tweaked, > > everything I can do to squeeze performance out of it for games. I get > 39fps > > almost all the time in GPL at 1024x768 with the detail slider way down. > > > > In an N4 "Testing" session at IMS, I get 25fps max, 20 average, and 15Quoted text (15 lines)
> I > > may get 30fps at times, but that ain't gonna cut it. I didn't even try > > against AI, not worth it. > > > > So if you are in the same neighbourhood don't waste your time. > > > > It goes back in my CD drawer awaiting my (hopefully soon) upgrade. > > > > p.s. I'm not complaining, I expected this, but I figured why not try... > > > > > > > >
G-Loc <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> PIII 933, 256 MB, SB Live 5.1, Hercules Prohet II MX, LWFF, and it rocks @
> 1280 x 1024 all goodies on. (I like it atleast).
How many AI?
Steve
On my PIII600, 128MB, V5 5500 AGP it runs pretty well as long as I
drop down the number of AI cars I race against. 20 seems about the
best so far. I have tried 30 and am still tweaking the V5 and trying
new drivers, etc but so far the fps at the start of a race (with me at
the back) only just reach the 20's. This obviously improves as the
race progresses and things stretch out a bit but I do have to have
everything turned way down and not draw too many cars in front.
It's no problem in testing and I haven't yet tried any online racing
(need to improve before I am unleashed on an unsuspecting public) but
I from what I have read things should be OK for me online.
Great sim though....
PH
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