The Civ 3 Club

When I first played Civ3 PTW, it was on a PII 300MHz machine. Civ3 vanilla would run on a 300 MHz; PTW needed at least 400MHz.

So what happened?

I could play for about an hour or so and the computer would crash. :cry:

So I played on my son's P4 until he took it off to school with him.

Back to Civ II. :sad:

Then the motherboard died and I upgraded to PII 500MHz. After making sure everything worked, it took six weeks to have 'Eureka!' moment and reinstall PTW. :)

Which is where I am today.

I will be playing Civ3 for rather long time.
 
my comp wont run rome total war but Civ3 runs fine, hoping to get some new memory and maybe a new graphics card
i dont think my dad would aprove of me selling my kidney... even if it does grow back :p
 
I'll buy an Radeon X800 for an upgrade though. I got an Athlon 2400+ and 512 MbRam, but my Nvidea 5200 FX won't do it I'm affraid :)
 
All my other specs are more then adequate (AMD 1.7Ghz, 1.3 Gig of RAM), but my Video Card might not be up to par, its only a nVidia GeForce4 64 Mb. I am kinda hoping that I don't have to upgrade that, but, well, I guess I should. Although, with school, I really lack the time to play Civ4. Plus I have to switch over to evil Windows from Linux to play it, and that is, well, I hate doing that, since Windows sucks compared to anything else.
 
is a sound card really neccessary to run a game? i mean all i have is head phones (im poor) can anyone tell me if it is?
 
I luck out about six months ago I talked the wife into buyin one of the top of the line pc its(p4 3.4 ghz w/ht 1 gb of ram and 128mb video)
 
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