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I have a Pentium II 550MHz 64M RAM from e-machines. It runs slowly for huge maps, but no other problems.
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remeo
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I have Duron 800MHz 128MB no special video cart works ok but dunno about huge maps
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eden5900
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Hey Kids - Can you gujys check out "SLOW MOTION SUCKS" Thread and let me know if anyone has any ideas? All game animations run in slow mo. Thanks.
tim.
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Unspeakable Horror
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PIII 600Mhz
256 RAM
GForce 1
WinXP Pro
It works ok even on huge maps (until Industrial Era)
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Mattaba
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PIII 500 192 MB RAM TNT2 32 MB.
I only play standard maps.
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Isaac Newton's College
Nov 2001 time: 05:23
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I have a Celeron 650 laptop, with 384MB RAM (running Win2000). Actually before I only had 128MB of RAM, and although it handled 140x140 maps with 12 players very well, but the slowdown was tremendous for 256x256 maps with 16 civs - waiting times were upto 40-50 minutes (read a book a browse the net during that!). However now with the recent upgrade, I started a PTW game on 300x300 map with 24 players, and currently I'm in late ancient age (but with most of the map already covered with cities) and waiting time is about 90 secs. However this with about 5 windows of IE6 open, Excel, Outlook, WinAmp playing and maybe other software and while the civ turns are happening, task switching is instantaneous.
I guess for a fairer comparison I should start a more reasonable game, but I just want to see where the limit of my upgraded computer is!
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