But at 120-160% your playing in slow motion and that suxs. It's best to
set it at 50% if you want to look at your replays. So get the 166.
Jason.
120-160% is still very playable. It certainly isn't slow motion
> > I had just purchsed GP2 today and ran it on my custome built Pentium 90
> > with 16MB of EDO ram and an ATI Mach64 with 2MB VRAM. Initially I wanted to
> > upgrade to a P166 because I had some doubts about running it in svga after
> > hearing so many people having slow frame rates even with a P133 but after
> > fooling around with the detail settings I was satisfied with running it at
> > 15 fps with medium detail and only sky and banks turned off. I also limited
> > the mirror details to track, curb, and verges. With this setting, all the
> > tracks including Monaco was quite playable even with the processor
> > occupancy at 120-160%. I was very surprised at how nice it ran at Monaco
> > without changing the detail setting. 15 fps might sound low for some people
> > but believe me it's definitely playable. I also tried it on my friend's
> > Dell P90 with 16MB and 2MB VRAM and had similar results. So for the people
> > worring about slow frame rates, my advice to you is to go buy the game
> > because of your love for racing and not be deterred simply becaue you can't
> > run it at 30 fps with all details on. Everyone is got a different setup so
