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The more quick than extremly quick question

Postby cessna519NH » Mon Jul 14, 2003 1:46 pm

Ok is 1.6 gig AMD prossecer fast enough for Flight sim 2002 , ACOF , Etc..? Yes i know som of you big computer guy's and gals are saying no 2 gigs or more all i can afford right nowe is an Emachines  AMD Athlon XP 2200+ processor with QuantiSpeed architecture (1.667 GHz)
128 MB DDR memory - yes i will upgrade to 512

but for 400 bucks is 1.66 good?
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Re: The more quick than extremly quick question

Postby ozzy72 » Mon Jul 14, 2003 1:49 pm

I should think it'll be fine. I mean I've only got a 1ghz PIII 512mb RAM and a Ti4600, and I get 30 fps with all the sliders maxed in 2k2.

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PS. I'm planning to upgrade to a gig of RAM soon for extra performance ;D
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Re: The more quick than extremly quick question

Postby Scottler » Mon Jul 14, 2003 2:00 pm

Sounds like a really good package IMHO...besides, I'm sure it's upgradable down the line as things become antiquated.  (God I hate that part of computers.  lol)

In all honesty though, I think that's a good bundle for you to run F$ on.  

As for everyone else, don't even bother.  LOL  Somewhere, SOMEONE will have a bigger computer than you.  But there comes a point where you realize that as much as you like F$, you like EATING just as much if not more, so it's not worth breaking the bank over, ya know?
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Re: The more quick than extremly quick question

Postby cessna519NH » Mon Jul 14, 2003 2:00 pm

Thank you. i  thought about 1 gig of ram but the guy said that 512 is plenty a gig would fry th mother board. it's ok i'm going to run 120 gig dual hard drives and 64 mb video card
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Re: The more quick than extremly quick question

Postby Scottler » Mon Jul 14, 2003 2:03 pm

I'm not too familiar with the inner workings of computers (though I used to be very proficient with our family's Commodore 64).

Last year I upgraded mine from 128mb of RAM to 640mb and have been nothing but thrilled with the results.  (I'll spare you the math...that means I put in another 512mb.  lol)

I can't see the purpose of putting more in...although, if I ever saw one that had more, then I'd probably see the purpose quite clearly.   ;)
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