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Thread: Just interested
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themorph
Thu Dec 02, 2004 4:54 am
#1
Windows XPProfessional SP2
AMD Athlon64 3200~dunno GHz
1024mbDDRPC400ram,
200GB Westendigital HDD with 8MB cache,
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS,
ATI Sapphire Radeon 9800 XT 256MB ram,
2mbitDSL,
19" Monitor (Deawoo 901D)
before this i used my laptop with:
Windows XP Home
AMD Athlon XP 2000 ~ 1.33 GHz (or 1.66 GHz not sure)
128mb DDR ram
20GB Caviar HDD no cache
Onboard soundcard
ATI Radeon 9000 mobility 64MB ram
2mbit DSL
was incredible lag and unplayable in theed, keren and corellia due to the lack of ram
Modo77
Thu Dec 02, 2004 5:15 am
#2
XPSP2
Althon 64 3500
1 Gig 3200 dual channel
Geforce 6800 ultra (overclocked)
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
Couple of 200 gig drives
2meg cable
19' IIyama Monitor
clickie
With no lag anywhere
Althon 64 3500
1 Gig 3200 dual channel
Geforce 6800 ultra (overclocked)
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
Couple of 200 gig drives
2meg cable
19' IIyama Monitor
clickie
With no lag anywhere
Message Edited by Modo77 on 12-02-2004 12:18 PM
morpheus2n
Thu Dec 02, 2004 1:03 pm
#3
I'm interested in finding out what people use to play SWG on (no smart comments here lol) and please TELL the truth as its an interesting why to find out how people cope with lesser systems compered.
I run SWG on:-
Windows XP Home SP2
AMD Athlon XP 1800+ ~1.53GHz
768 DDR 2100 ram,
50GB Westendigital HDD with 8MB cache,
Soundblaster Live 5.1 Platnem,
Creative GeForce 4 Ti 4400 AGP 4x,
512kb DSL,
Oh and a crapy 15in CTR monitor (but sometimes I'll hockup the T.V)
Message Edited by morpheus2n on 12-02-2004 08:45 PM
Nokor
Sun Dec 05, 2004 4:26 am
#5
Windows XP Professional w/ SP2
AMD Ahtlon 64 3000+ ~2.0ghz
1024MB RAM (Can't remember what sort but its expensive stuff)
160GB HDD
ATI Radeon 9800pro 128
SoundMax Onboard Sound
512kb DSL
17" Sharp LL-T17D3-B
AMD Ahtlon 64 3000+ ~2.0ghz
1024MB RAM (Can't remember what sort but its expensive stuff)
160GB HDD
ATI Radeon 9800pro 128
SoundMax Onboard Sound
512kb DSL
17" Sharp LL-T17D3-B
GregorianPipes
Sun Dec 05, 2004 2:01 pm
#6
WinXP SP2
Intel P4 3.0 LGA775 800FSB
Asus AS8 motherboard
1024 (512x2) PC3700 dual channel Samsung memory
Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800Pro 256MB
Western Digital 7200RPM 200Gig HD
Game runs great with this setup. Rarely drops below 30fps.
Intel P4 3.0 LGA775 800FSB
Asus AS8 motherboard
1024 (512x2) PC3700 dual channel Samsung memory
Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800Pro 256MB
Western Digital 7200RPM 200Gig HD
Game runs great with this setup. Rarely drops below 30fps.
TheRealMopy
Thu Feb 10, 2005 10:28 pm
#8
AMD Athlon 2800+ @ 2.08 ghz
1 gig Kingston SD RAM
7200 RPM, 40 gig WD HDD
AGP Radeon X800 Pro 256
AC 97' onboard sound
21" Standard No Brand Monitor @1024x768 (IG)
Also using MS Force feedback for JTL (Force Feeback #1, not #2)
512 KB DSL (I got turned down for a 1.5 Meg Cable line last week
Damn credit ratings)
First to admit, my processor is the weak link. 1.5 gig of ram wouldn't go amiss either.
Chose the X800 Pro over the XT because the price difference: performance ratio was small compared to the X800 pro & 9800XT.
Would still like an XT if I can afford it one day.
Next upgrade is soundcard, followed by processor, followed by plasma screen (Plasma panel = me dreaming, we all gotta dream though right)
I started playing on:
AMD Duron 900 mhz,
256 MB No brand RAM
Slow assed 24 gig HDD
GeForce 4 MX440 128
AC'97 Onboard Sound
21" Standard No Brand Monitor @1023x768 (IG)
MS FF #1
56k Dialup
Frame rates were increased hugely by upping to a gig of ram, compared the the processor, graphics card, and HDD upgrade, all of which the performance increases were hardly noticable. Ping went down by around 75-85 on the Kauri server from an Italian based Dialup to a UK based 512kb DSL. (Zen.co.uk)
1 gig Kingston SD RAM
7200 RPM, 40 gig WD HDD
AGP Radeon X800 Pro 256
AC 97' onboard sound
21" Standard No Brand Monitor @1024x768 (IG)
Also using MS Force feedback for JTL (Force Feeback #1, not #2)
512 KB DSL (I got turned down for a 1.5 Meg Cable line last week
Damn credit ratings)First to admit, my processor is the weak link. 1.5 gig of ram wouldn't go amiss either.
Chose the X800 Pro over the XT because the price difference: performance ratio was small compared to the X800 pro & 9800XT.
Would still like an XT if I can afford it one day.
Next upgrade is soundcard, followed by processor, followed by plasma screen (Plasma panel = me dreaming, we all gotta dream though right)
I started playing on:
AMD Duron 900 mhz,
256 MB No brand RAM
Slow assed 24 gig HDD
GeForce 4 MX440 128
AC'97 Onboard Sound
21" Standard No Brand Monitor @1023x768 (IG)
MS FF #1
56k Dialup
Frame rates were increased hugely by upping to a gig of ram, compared the the processor, graphics card, and HDD upgrade, all of which the performance increases were hardly noticable. Ping went down by around 75-85 on the Kauri server from an Italian based Dialup to a UK based 512kb DSL. (Zen.co.uk)
Message Edited by TheRealMopy on 02-11-2005 05:34 AM
WizKid72
Thu Feb 10, 2005 11:03 pm
#9
WindowsXP Pro SP1.1a
AthlonXP Barton 2800+
ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe nForce2 Ultra400 motherboard
1.5gb Mushkin Enhanced DDR400
BFG Technology Asylum GeForce FX5600 Ultra 256mb
80gb Maxtor DiamondMax Plus ATA133/7200rpm
nVidia nForce SoundStorm 5.1 soundchip (onboard)
Creative Inspire 5900 5.1 speaker system
AOC Spectrum 9GLr 19" monitor
Intellimouse Optical 3.0
Plextor PlexWriter 40x12x40a CDRW
Pioneer 16x DVD
Ratpadz Gaming Surface
10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet controller (onboard)
3mbit/1mbit cablemodem
Edit: fixed link.. stupid Lithium board =P
Message Edited by WizKid72 on 02-10-2005 10:04 PM
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