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Hi,

Must have been discussed but cant find it - what is WitPs minimum requirements - i ask because my home PC is fully capable but my work laptop might struggle with it

And am i allowed to download my digital download twice to two seperate platforms

thanks

I have been even able to run it on Celeron 500 with 196 megs of RAM ! Turns took 15-20 mins to run then though, without combat animations etc. So no newer computer should have any problems.

cool - i think mine can manage then - thanks for quick reply

On Cel 1100 with 256 RAM turns run in 10 mins without animations etc. Now running it on AMD 2800 with 1024 RAM and basicly delay is negligible compared to time it takes to give orders to all units...[8D]

Hello...

Programmed it on an AMD 1.68Ghz micro-processor with 512 MB of RAM and an NVIDIA GeoForce FX 5900 graphics card using Windows XP version 2002, so I know it will run on that.

Bye...

Michael Wood

Well undercovergeek, how many games you know off, will get actuall feedback from one of the PROGRAMMERS of the game on it's forum [&o][&o][&o].
 
Welcome to the club. 

proper service that is!!!
 
glad i came

I had no problems at all with my obsolete P3: only 128 megas of RAM.

I use 128 megs of ram on my laptop (when I'm travelling only fortunately).  It works great with no sound and combat animations on.

My newly built Pentium Core Duo 2.4Ghz w/2GBs of RAM handles the game with ease. I won't bother mentioning the GFX card... Course it's kinda overkill, I can turn off the game's music and play MP3s in the background while doing turns in under 5 mins.

I used to run it fine on a PIII 800 Mhz w/512 MBs of RAM, there was a notable pause when moving ships between task forces etc but overall decent.

I run on 64bit 3500+ Athlon procc. with 4 GB RAM,256 radeon 1600 XT
About 2 min. a turn[8D]

Before i run the game on 650 mhz duron proc. with 256 MB RAM and 64 MB graphic.
That is really really slow[8|]

ORIGINAL: hawker

I run on 64bit 3500+ Athlon procc. with 4 GB RAM,256 radeon 1600 XT

I haven't yet been able to get it to run on my 486DX 33 with 8MB RAM...

ORIGINAL: Andrew Brown

ORIGINAL: hawker

I run on 64bit 3500+ Athlon procc. with 4 GB RAM,256 radeon 1600 XT

I haven't yet been able to get it to run on my 486DX 33 with 8MB RAM...

Andrew, you disapoint me. I bet that if I still had a 486DX I could get it to work [:D][;)][;)]

Seriously, I HATED to work with al those LOAD HI commands under DOS....
And IF you got a game to run, trying to get the sound working was even worse ...

ORIGINAL: wild_Willie2

ORIGINAL: Andrew Brown

ORIGINAL: hawker

I run on 64bit 3500+ Athlon procc. with 4 GB RAM,256 radeon 1600 XT

I haven't yet been able to get it to run on my 486DX 33 with 8MB RAM...

Andrew, you disapoint me. I bet that if I still had a 486DX I could get it to work [:D][;)][;)]

Seriously, I HATED to work with al those LOAD HI commands under DOS....
And IF you got a game to run, trying to get the sound working was even worse ...

You are joking,right?[:D]

I had strips of masking tape affixed to the edges of my monitor, with instructions for what to load for each of my favorite games. This prevented me from tearing my hair out in frustration...

ORIGINAL: wild_Willie2
Seriously, I HATED to work with al those LOAD HI commands under DOS....
And IF you got a game to run, trying to get the sound working was even worse ...

I dunno. Juggling those drivers around in the high memory to maximise the memory was half the fun! You got a sense of achievement if you got a game to just run properly.

ORIGINAL: Andrew Brown

ORIGINAL: wild_Willie2
Seriously, I HATED to work with al those LOAD HI commands under DOS....
And IF you got a game to run, trying to get the sound working was even worse ...

I dunno. Juggling those drivers around in the high memory to maximise the memory was half the fun! You got a sense of achievement if you got a game to just run properly.

Sort of like being able to change the plugs and do the timing on you car before the advent of computer modules and the like.... those were the days...

now I just reformat and try to reload everything and hope it lasts for 4-6 months before I have to do it again.

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Sort of like being able to change the plugs and do the timing on you car before the advent of computer modules and the like.... those were the days...

now I just reformat and try to reload everything and hope it lasts for 4-6 months before I have to do it again.

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I must say, by using products like a good AV program, a VERY good firewall and a little program called tuneup utillities 2007 I dont have to many problems with my computer software, and I install and uninstall a LOT of games/programs on my PC....

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