ATTN: Fivers with BitTorrent
Posted: 2003-12-27 05:44pm
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Okay thanx.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:It's a freeware Babylon 5 game. It resulted when Sierra cancelled their 'Into the Fire' game, which resulted in enough pissed-off Fivers that they decided to just get together and make their own game.
BTW Cable-modem surfing with a Bittorrent download going is like driving a Ferrari F550 while towing a boat. You'll get there, just don't expect to be able to go a hundred miles an hour...
LOL!Faram wrote:Okay thanx.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:It's a freeware Babylon 5 game. It resulted when Sierra cancelled their 'Into the Fire' game, which resulted in enough pissed-off Fivers that they decided to just get together and make their own game.
BTW Cable-modem surfing with a Bittorrent download going is like driving a Ferrari F550 while towing a boat. You'll get there, just don't expect to be able to go a hundred miles an hour...
D/L with 800 kB/s I love my ISP!
The larger upstream speed you have, you mean.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:Did I mention how Bittorent works? Basically the bigger your car's engine is, the bigger the boat you're towing.
I know dude but I still love my ISP they are the best ISP in Sweden no contest. Everyone that has Bredbandsbolaget swears buy them and everyone else here dreams about getting them.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:LOL!
Did I mention how Bittorent works? Basically the bigger your car's engine is, the bigger the boat you're towing.
pffft. My computer is likely more ancient than yours.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:Oh fucking yay.
I just got to find out what happens when you run a 210megabyte EXE on a computer with less than 200 megs of RAM.
LAG. Ten fucking minutes of resource-sucking, CPU-melting, program-crashing LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My computer is truly a POS.
I think I can outdo most all of you. I have a Zenith ZWL-850 (or something like that) "laptop" with the Intel 8088 processor. I also have an Apple IIe, un-enhanced version.Grand Admiral Ancaris wrote:pffft. My computer is likely more ancient than yours.
Works great with my GF2MX (think GF2 with TNT2 parts). Funny thing is Quake (which I'm DAMN sure is simpler GFX-wise) doesn't get as fast a framerate.Alan Bolte wrote:IFH is seriously not designed for older systems. And if you don't have a graphics card at least as new as a GeForce 2 and with good OpenGL support, don't even think about it. Even I can't get the most out of it, because only recent ATI cards can use that 'trueform' feature.