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Topic: What happens if my machine's too slow? Current Date/Time:
April 25, 2000 13:23:59
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Jim W
Warlord
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sep 1999
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posted April 24, 2000 20:58
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The discussion about the immanent arrival of Civ III got me thinking. I considered buying CtP once, but the system requirements called for 160 mHerx. My machine has only 133. Would a game set for 160 be unplayable on my machine, or just annoyingly slow and cranky?I know, I know, I hve very little understanding of computers. Sorry. But I do enjoy Civ II Jim W |
finbar
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Sydney, Australia
Jul 1999
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posted April 24, 2000 23:41
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Do yourself a favour anyway.  Upgrade. ------------------
finbar
Mono Rules!
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My Wife Hates CIV
Emperor
b.02-15-99
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posted April 25, 2000 00:24
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I did spend some bucks on the super 750 system but I was getting sick of having to look at system requirments first on every game. Now, I don't even look at that part anymore. I love my system. |
Smash
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Vancouver Canada PST
Jul 1999
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posted April 25, 2000 00:39
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750------133.....the time has come for a faster processor.I think it'll depend on the game.If it stays sorta the same it would be slow and cranky with the odd crash to desktop.If they add alot of fancy 3d graphics and stuff then it would probably not work.Thats when you need the faster speeds. The net must be a real waiting game for you 
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Jim W
Warlord
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sep 1999
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posted April 25, 2000 12:30
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Sorry, I forgot to mention that buying a new computer is not an option for about a year or so.And WWW stands for World Wide Wait. Jim W |
Sten Sture
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San Fran-CISCO
Mar 99
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posted April 25, 2000 13:23
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I didn't think civ3 was going to be out for another year or so anyway. Delay getting a new machine until it does...and the first of several patches are released.  |
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