03-02-2003 11:35									#1
	What system spec will RoN need? Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

I don't think this question has been asked? I assume it will need a decent graphics card aswell as a good cpu and fast ram?

I've got a celeron 533mhz , 256ram with a Radeon 8500. I'm expecting to keep the Radeon 8500 and just upgrade the cpu and ram? I'd like to play RoN at maxium settings if possilbe..Anyway, any thoughts?

	03-02-2003 11:38									#2
	Re: What system spec will RoN need? Put an end to popups!

Oh yes talking of running at maxium settings, I've heard the Athlon 64 is on its way too..so is it worth waiting for that too?

	03-02-2003 16:58									#3
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From the FAQ in Rise of Nations section at BHG site:

Q: What sort of system will I need to play Rise of Nations?

A: The minimum system is currently set at a 500 MHz processor, Win98/2000/Me/XP, 128MB of memory, 800 MB of HD space, 16X CD drive, DX 8.2 or higher, and a 16MB video card. No Voodoo video cards will be supported.

Hope this helps. This, of course, is not the final word about it, but I think the min sys reqs will be something like this.

	13-02-2003 01:04									#4
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You will need to upgrade the motherboard and the processor. You can get a Athlon 1700 xp for 50 bucks, plus a socket A motherboard for around 80, and you will be set. I woulndt even wait for the athlon 64, you will be paying 300 dollars + for it

	13-02-2003 05:51									#5
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i'll buy the 64 even if its $400!
and a $100-200 motherboard to go w/ it

	15-02-2003 10:11									#6
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Is it safe to say that 400 mhz and 256 MB ram is insufficient for this game?
For the beta, 1 Ghz is now recommended.

	15-02-2003 13:43									#7
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i've run beta 1 on a pIII/800 and i remember it going ok
there are many many on/off/auto options for the graphics and what is shown.....

	15-02-2003 18:02									#8
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quote: Originally posted by playshogi Is it safe to say that 400 mhz and 256 MB ram is insufficient for this game? For the beta, 1 Ghz is now recommended.

It might go slow on large maps with lots of players. That's where the processor speed is most important, keeping track of all the units and managing the AI and everything.

	15-02-2003 18:03									#9
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quote: Originally posted by MarkG i've run beta 1 on a pIII/800 and i remember it going ok there are many many on/off/auto options for the graphics and what is shown.....

Cool. I'll be able to run it in my system, then.

	15-02-2003 21:22									#10
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My 750 is getting closer and closer to the day it needs to be replaced. I can't afford it right now while being in school. But that will also mean no games until I graduate in 2005.

	15-02-2003 22:56									#11
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quote: Originally posted by tniem My 750 is getting closer and closer to the day it needs to be replaced. I can't afford it right now while being in school. But that will also mean no games until I graduate in 2005.

I'm in a situation just like yours, the difference being that I can afford the upgrade, but my marriage can't.

	18-02-2003 02:19									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Alexnm I'm in a situation just like yours, the difference being that I can afford the upgrade, but my marriage can't.