For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island
with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP...
what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I
could run on that PC?
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
GPL.
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> For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island
> with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP...
> what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I
> could run on that PC?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!
GP2 will just about run on that.
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> For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island > with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP... > what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I > could run on that PC? > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks!Also SCGT.
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> For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island
> with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP...
> what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I
> could run on that PC?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!
Nascar Racing 3, Grand Prix 2, GPL
-Larry
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> For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island > with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP... > what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I > could run on that PC? > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks!N 3 and Nascar Legends may be border line but give it a try... GP 2
definately will...I used to run that on a P1 90 Mhz..
GPL "may" run but you may have trouble with it if you have a video card 32
Mb or less...It was impossible for me to run an entire race until I got a 64
Mb card.
Indy car 2 if you could find it as well as MS Precision racing but you may
have config problems running under XP
Hope this helps,
Timmy
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Laptop that old running XP....NONE
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> For my work I'm kind of stuck on a deserted island > with an old P2-366MHz laptop with 128Mb RAM and XP... > what would be the most enjoyable racer/simulator I > could run on that PC? > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks!On Sun, 30 May 2004 17:43:46 GMT, "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>Laptop that old running XP....NONE
It would run XP fine, but with 128MB RAM, it won't do much else on top
with much speed.
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Seriously - give Viper Racing a try. It was very resource-efficient. I think
I remember frame rates of about 100 on a P2 overclocked to 392MHz (Riva 128,
if I remember correctly).
Ryan
I have an old 300Mhz ThinkPad 600e with XP on it. Once it boots it's not
too bad :)
It only has 96MB of RAM.
I wouldn't want it as a primary machine, though :)
It's a work back-up.
-Larry
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> On Sun, 30 May 2004 17:43:46 GMT, "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >Laptop that old running XP....NONE > > It would run XP fine, but with 128MB RAM, it won't do much else on top > with much speed. > -- > Andrew. To email unscramble [email hidden] & remove spamtrap. > Help make Usenet a better place: English is read downwards, > please don't top post. Trim messages to quote only relevant text. > Check groups.google.com before asking a question.Quoted text (10 lines)
>From: "Ryan Mitchley" [email hidden] >Date: 5/31/2004 7:23 AM Central Daylight Time >Message-id: <40bb23c4$0$19305$[email hidden]> > >Seriously - give Viper Racing a try. It was very resource-efficient. I think >I remember frame rates of about 100 on a P2 overclocked to 392MHz (Riva 128, >if I remember correctly). > >Ryan >[email hidden] (J. Todd Wasson) wrote:
> >Seriously - give Viper Racing a try. It was very resource-efficient. I think
> >I remember frame rates of about 100 on a P2 overclocked to 392MHz (Riva 128,
> >if I remember correctly).
> I second the motion :-P My dad had Viper Racing running on his
> 266Mhz system. Ran very well actually.
Ok.. great! I'll go try and find it. Shouldn't be too expensive
anymore I guess :)
Thanks!
Bram
