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Thread ID: 38292 2003-10-03 00:28:00 Does any one have battle field? ilikelinux (1418) Press F1
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179972 2003-10-03 00:28:00 if you do do you know of any nz servers online? ilikelinux (1418)
179973 2003-10-03 02:05:00 I take it you m,ean the game Battlefield 1942?

www.gameplanet.co.nz
John Grieve (367)
179974 2003-10-03 02:27:00 Yes, i mean BAttle field 1942,

And if any one wants me to, i can make a dedicated server, but it will have a password and it will be over 56k for now.
ilikelinux (1418)
179975 2003-10-03 02:47:00 A Battlefield 1942 server on 56k! (Bruce drops to floor laughing, wipes tears of mirth from his eyes).

Xtra has(had?) a whole bunch of servers too last time I played. Not on 56K, obviously .....
Biggles (121)
179976 2003-10-03 03:16:00 I haven't got adsl yet.

Getting it though.
ilikelinux (1418)
179977 2003-10-03 03:22:00 Thanks Bruce, I had never looked if xtra had some games, they have lots!
I'm off to play.
ilikelinux (1418)
179978 2003-10-03 04:51:00 BF1942 is bad enough to play when you're using a 56k connection. Hosting a server on a 56K is not even worth thinking about. -=JM=- (16)
179979 2003-10-03 05:12:00 Use something like the-all-seeing-eye. Its great, it can pick out the servers in your location only and supports justabout every online game. I use it all the time.

By the way, I'm running a Athlon 1.1Ghz, 384Mb SD-RAM pc133, GF4mx440 64Mb. Battlefield play is absolutely terrible, even at the lowest resolutions... it jerks around and isn't very fluid. Anyone know a solution?
PoWa (203)
179980 2003-10-03 05:52:00 I've played it online (over a fast connection) with a P4 2GHz, 768MB RAM and GF4 MX 440 64MB and it is fine. I'd say a better video card might help but your 1.1GHz CPU is probably holding it back the most. Biggles (121)
179981 2003-10-03 06:08:00 Turn off everything running in the background before playing.
Upgrade videocard to a proper one (not one of those pretend cards intended for OEM builders to make bigger profit margins on like you have).
BF1942 is very ram intensive (half a gig minimum IMHO) so more ram.
Upgrade Chipset drivers for the motherboard.
A fixed size swapfile might help a bit to (512mb min and max should be fine).
Cacheman may help a little to (up the cache sizes).
Any overclocking you can get away with (up the FSB (to say 140-145 mhz)) will help a bit. FSB is all when it comes to speed boosts in games.
Overclocking your vidcard might help a bit although thats not a good vidcard to start with but Powerstrip is fantastic for the job.
And finally disable every windows feature/extra/helper program you can.
John Grieve (367)
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