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1. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Quote: > So you are saying all those old 486/pentiums used by secretaries > and as print servers are being used to play Eve as well? Thats such a political or lawyer type question.. Obviously I should have been more blunt, things lik...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.25 17:52:00
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2. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Originally by: Valeris Maybe we need to upgrade hardware all the time because the operating systems are so crap and uses all of it just to keep itself running. I hate consoles, but look at a playstation 2's hardware and the graphics they...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.24 17:02:00
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3. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Originally by: Nanos I see, so the above W98 user who can pull rabbits out of the hat isn't a useful customer to have at all then, may as well stick with joe public and his ability to have trouble plugging in the printer.. The moment t...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.24 16:44:00
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4. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Quote: Start your MS Word on Windows XP on your fast machine then. It takes <1 second for MS Word to load on Windows 98 on my 486 machine It takes less than a second. Ditto for Excel and Access. And IE. The more you post the more it...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.24 12:16:00
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5. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Originally by: Skeltek It¦s like your local store breaks into your appartment and removes your PAL-compatibel TV which you bought for one that does not support your format. Just continue paying your TV company, even though you cannot look ...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.23 15:33:00
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6. Win 98 not supported as of Tuesday? - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah Yes, with Windows 98 you can. But you CANT make Windows XP use as little memory as you want. Or can you squeeze XP in 12MB? With even Corsair memory being around 10 cents a meg, how is this even an issue...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.23 13:05:00
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7. I seem to have stopped crashing.... - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
I am now even more convinced this has helped. CTD'd twice this morning 10 minutes apart and was ****ed that I was back to square one. Checked graphic settings and for whatever reason it was back to Z-buffer and multisample was disabled, putting t...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.04 18:05:00
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8. I seem to have stopped crashing.... - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
Dunno if this did it or not, but if it helps anyone else, figured it's worth trying: Added "advancedDevice=1" to the prefs.ini in the ccp/eve/cache/ directory This opens up the multisample options under graphics tab in game, and the option for W...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.08.01 21:00:00
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9. Your computer and EvE - BEST PRACTICES FOR STABILITY - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
For anyone with an Nforce *2* based motherboards. Set your memory settings manually either through your bios or with nvidias system util, and set T(RAS) to 11 (Normally 5-8). Most memory install guides will recommend settings from 2.5-3-3-5(<...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.01.24 03:45:00
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10. Strange graphics problem - in Issues, Workarounds & Localization [original thread]
For the last 3 or 4 days (Started before patch) been getting a really odd graphics issue. At random intervals my view will, for lack of a better description, instantly zoom out. It's not ACTUALLY zoomed out as I also lose the ability to rotate the...
- by Slaadi - at 2006.01.11 16:18:00
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