Author: John Merlino
Date: 09:01:18 09/20/02
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On September 20, 2002 at 06:34:52, Terry Ripple wrote: >I figured if you only played with a 2-D board then you could get away with >playing with only a 266Mhz pc. Would you then be able to use CM 9000 or does it >still take more resources and/or power than CM 8000 does? Please note that i can >run CM 8000 with no problems and i'am using Win.Me and 64 ram! > >Thanks in advance for your help! > >Regards, > Terry The CM9000 GUI does not require significantly more *CPU* resources than the CM8000 GUI. However, it does require more memory. So, if your 266MHz box has 128MB of RAM (at an absolute minimum), then, yes, you should be able to run the program. The overall performance of the GUI might be a little sluggish, but it shouldn't be noticeably worse than it would be with CM8000. jm
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