More Memory?

**Darth Stalin** · 10-12-2007, 16:32

Well, I have an Athlon DualCore 2,8 GHz, 2 GB DDR RAM and GeForce 7600 graphic card and I think that will be enough

**Bootsiuv** · 10-12-2007, 18:11

Yes, that's easily enough to play EB

If you'e experiencing great lag, try turning off campaign shadows and changing the color to 16-bit. It will likely produce noticeable results.

**general_varro** · 10-12-2007, 18:25

you can also ctl+alt+del program...select program...set program priority to high (i wouldnt recomend real time tho)

**Charge** · 10-12-2007, 19:43

Originally Posted by general_varro

you can also ctl+alt+del program...select program...set program priority to high (i wouldnt recomend real time tho)

???

**Bootsiuv** · 10-12-2007, 19:44

Oh yeah, another big one is 'follow AI Characters'. Don't, unless you want your turns to take FOREVER(once your spies and diplomats have discovered a decent portion of the map).

@Charge

He's referring to priority. If you set the program to a higher priority, it will make sure it's RAM needs are taken care of before those of a lower priority.

**Dram** · 10-12-2007, 19:48

has anyone noticed that the characters on the campaign map appear to be very shiny? also the units seem to be darker from certain angles on the battle map. i've set up my options the same way they where in 0.81 but its definently different.

**Bootsiuv** · 10-12-2007, 19:52

I don't know....it was going to take me 40+ hours to download so I'm just going to DL it tomorrow at my Dads. He has cable, and it isn't available where I live.

The worst part is that I had it in my last apartment, and going back to Dial-Up suX0rs!

**Charge** · 10-12-2007, 19:59

Hello Bootsiuv,
by "???" I mean that this actually produce swaps, like I've had with Max Payne2. And it is always uncomfortable give high priority to heavy process...

btw, if topic is about hardware, have you bought up new rig?