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Alphan Draxtar
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I am running a AMD K6-2 450mhz, 32MB ATI Rage Fury, DX8.1, 384MB-Ram. Game is running at 800-600-32 and pretty smooth for the most part, although it can be a little choppy at times when I go into buildings or new areas.
Post Thu Apr 18, 2002 1:40 pm
 
gandalf970
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Rawis
I noticed that you have almost the same computer that I have, are you having any problmes seeing the pop screens. By this I mean the tips, when you look at character inventory or when you right click a book to read?? Let me know because I sure am.
Post Thu Apr 18, 2002 2:27 pm
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n8Dog
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Thunderbird 1333/266 running at 1300/200 <--never though you would see someone UNDERCLOCKING hehe anyways Geforce2MX400/Oc'd 256mbPC133 cas2 and I get 20-35 fps outside 30-50fps in dungeons but put 20 enemies and all shadows ~10-15fps BLAH, they have to do something about that... oh yeah I run max everything, with simple shadows... I may take em out all the way, but you only loose like 3-5 fps...
Post Thu Apr 18, 2002 5:57 pm
 


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