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Last revision : Jan. 07, 2012

RELEASES

Mods (5)

• Riva's Interceptor City cop mod
  Riva's Reflections mod v3.1
  Riva's Traffic mod v4
  Riva's SF Police mod
  Riva's Traffic mod v3

Maps (17)

• Barrage
  Robada Pass
  Factory
  Laguna Seca
  Swiss Mountain
  Billiard Burnout
  Fantasy Hill race
  Speedest3
  Trial Mountain
  Forest Club
  Akagi Downhill
  Metro Street Circuit
  Mountain Pass
  Green Town
  Speedway
  Sublimo Inner City (SLG City)
  Countryside (aka Campagne)

Vehicles (243)

• Audi R8 (Riva's model)
  Audi TT

It's a very good model, I love its details. Nice tip use the NEAR camera as dashboard from the model.

High polys...how do you use the SpeedWay Track? Anyway, great car.

Sure Riva has a powerful computer. I can't play SpeedWay track with an high polygons car like the Riva's 2006 Audi TT; the result is that the game goes at about 10 FPS.

Use XP.

Use XP.

I'm using Windows XP at my old PC. My new PC with Windows Vista goes very good with the new games. I've played MM2 on it before doing a reinstall to my old PC; it runs very well, but it has troubles. See my topic about this.
Any way with 512 MB of RAM you can't play these things properly.

512 MB? Sorry, had to laugh. It's about time you get some RAM upgrades, eh, Franch88?

512 MB? Sorry, had to laugh. It's about time you get some RAM upgrades, eh, Franch88?

Before that I did its last reinstall they were only 256 MB! I took the 512 MB RAM DIMM from my brother old PC.
However I can't do so much to improve my old PC, it has more that 5 years of life!

How about getting 2 GB?

How about getting 2 GB?

I can't, because there's no new 2 x 1 GB DDR 333MHz DIMM RAM module in selling.
However I use my old PC only for data archiving and working. My new PC has 2 GB of DDR2 RAM and it's made for games.

I went from 512MB of ram to 1.2GB. It was a night and day difference. I'm really thinking of getting another gig giving my comp 2GB.

I can play speedway with a high poly car (Honda S2000 2F2F) and have some slow game play; have never checked my fps. I just never do that.

I can play speedway with a high poly car (Honda S2000 2F2F) and have some slow game play; have never checked my fps. I just never do that.

The Honda S2000 2F2F has a medium polygons car model, and with cars with about 20.000 polygons I have no big problems; the game goes at about 20 FPS.

Hmmm, well I haven't really tried anything else except maybe the Nissan Skyline of HQTM Team. The gameplay seemed basically the same as with the Honda. Usually I find no difference with cars, although I'm not picking at fps.

I really never understood the big deal about fps. As long as a game runs without lag or with just a little bit who cares what the fps is?

Also I don't care the MM2 FPS, but the minimum acceptable is 24 FPS. I use Fraps to see the game FPS.
Especially with the modern games a good FPS number, like about 35 FPS, is important to give a fluid gameplay without heavy increments.

With the 2005 Ferrari f340 I get about 10 average, maybe 12. I see what you are saying. Anything below 24 is too slow. For tracks like this I will have to go with cars no higher poly than HQTM Team's Nissan Skyline.