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Computer Question: Processor slow-down
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Posted on 05/15/2012 8:02:28 AM PDT by Hazelwood Redneck Brain Trust
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To: petro45acp
From there, find the recommended os/processor combination that matches your game, and apply/ok/done it. This should get your game running at the speed it was intended. That doesn't work. Nor does it emulate old hardware.
Use DOSBOX. It's what it's designed for.
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05/15/2012 10:25:55 AM PDT
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backwoods-engineer
(I will vote against ANY presidential candidate who had non-citizen parents.)
To: Hazelwood Redneck Brain Trust
PoolRad Sokul Keep was easy. If you got the right party, and cure poisons.
The castle maze was pretty whacked, couple of transports and mirror flip wall.
Toughest maze ever was TG16 Order of the Griffon. Had an internal island maze. If you stopped or got turned around and picked the wrong wall to hug you were screwed.
Find any user friendly DB front-ends yet?
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05/15/2012 12:28:22 PM PDT
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rawcatslyentist
("Behold, I am against you, O arrogant one," Jeremiah 50:31)
To: Hazelwood Redneck Brain Trust
I haven't used this program in a couple of years so I'm not sure about the newer version, but I was quite happy with
CPU Killer. It lets you choose exactly how much or little you want to slow down your cpu.
To: Hazelwood Redneck Brain Trust
Dosbox should do it. You can download preconfigured setups for each game if you don’t know what to do yourself...the preloads are generally good, or the best that’s feasible anyway (Daggerfall didn’t seem quite right, for example).
Give Eye of the Beholder a try sometime!
(I used to have hand drawn maps of it, heheh)
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05/18/2012 2:46:11 AM PDT
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Fire_on_High
(WTB new tagline, PST!)
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