Simon Jones
Posted on 20th September 2006
Definitely get the 1gb of ram Gabberz... you'll notice everything run faster, especially for games or just having lots of programs open at the same time.

James Bevan
Posted on 19th September 2006
I will give you 24 pounds if you give me proof you have an overclocked processor from at least 3 days ago. Without researching yesterday to prove me wrong, nub.

James Gabb
Posted on 19th September 2006
I can get a 1gb RAM chip for free from a friends old computer, how would this benefit the performance of A) The game and B) The computer itself? *I know nooothing...*

Simon Jones
Posted on 19th September 2006
Lol I had my P4 2.4ghz overclocked to about 3ghz before... canned my PC hard... don't think it's overclocked anymore.

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 19th September 2006
Would you bet 24 quid and shake hands?

James Bevan
Posted on 18th September 2006
Rofl you lie so much, I would put my house on he fact you don't have an overclocked CPU. *catches brick* -.-

Yes Jabbers, well knew it would work. As I said hard in about 14 posts.

Simon Jones
Posted on 18th September 2006
P4's are notoriously faster actually, although AMD's are still qualitarimhow tbh.

Simon Jones
Posted on 18th September 2006
Intel make quality processors Blaze. So long as it's an Intel Pentium 4, and not a Celeron etc...

Javan "Javan Baker" Baker
Posted on 18th September 2006
Geeeeeks.

Lawl (k)

James Gabb
Posted on 18th September 2006
James Gabb
Posted on 18th September 2006
Right I have installed it, and ran it. It runs perfectly well so long as I don't run antialising at the same time, so its slightly rough around the edges of characters, but it still looks damn fine =] and runs at a very smooth rate. I found out my graphics card has 128mb extra turbocaché of memory on top of its original 256mb. So long as I don't have antialising on its fine, even at 1024 x 768 resolution. My social life has now been destroyed...

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 18th September 2006
Intel pmsl. Actual pmsl at Intel.

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 18th September 2006
Mine is AMD and I have also overclocked. *throws a brick at you*

James Bevan
Posted on 18th September 2006
No it isn't better than mine. Yours is intel and runs on a completely different clock speed to AMD, plus I have overclocked.

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 18th September 2006
Yeah man, I don't know shit about my processor tbh, I know it's better than Bevan's but he canes my RAM sitch.

James Gabb
Posted on 18th September 2006
Cheers, at least I know it won't melt my GeForce. Trying to sort this out today, I'm borrowing a mates copy of the game today just to see how it runs on my machine.

Simon Jones
Posted on 18th September 2006
Tbh though Blaze, Gabbers specs. do cane yours. If he had a gig of RAM he'd be sorted.

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 18th September 2006
Bevan's so hard. Still chats breeze though tbh.

Simon Jones
Posted on 17th September 2006
Hahaha. (L) That B00vOne. Tbh, you can get an extra 512mb ram for about 30 quid.

James Bevan
Posted on 17th September 2006
James Bevan
Posted on 17th September 2006
You can do that through Windows Task Manager BTW...right click task, set priority - it determines the amount of resources you put on a specific task. ^^

Just check: http://www.elderscrolls.com/games/oblivion_faq.htm

James Bevan
Posted on 17th September 2006
James Bevan
Posted on 17th September 2006
Erm, no, you have worse specifications than him. His graphics card will play it fine, settings on low, but his RAM lacks:

Minimum System Requirements:
Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows XP 64-bit
512MB System RAM
2 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor
128MB Direct3D compatible video card

Supported Video Card Chipsets:
NVIDIA GeForce 6200 series

Evidently I don't chat breeze; your computer doesn't run it because you have spyware/adaware preventing you from accessing My Documents..his specs smash minimum but are just below recommended, he wont play it well..but it will be ok. You could probably set your RAM to take priority to the game and use more resources to compensate for your shoddy 512.

Rather you than me TBH.

Hill Aka BZ
Posted on 17th September 2006
Bevan chats breeze. As in...it'll run but you'll wish it won't because it'll lag and you'll be playing with pixels. I know this becuase I played a demo disk and I have nearly exactly your specs, maybe a little better I'm not sure, and Oblivion was like "No fuck off and die". That game looks sweet, but I need to upgrade my pc hard

James Bevan
Posted on 17th September 2006
Yeah it will. However the 'recommended' RAM is 1GB but yours will work as you have a safe GFX card. Should get like 40fps with settings on low.

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