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IL-2 Sturmovik Pilot's Lounge Discuss Will 1946 work? in the Aviation Gaming forums; After a few weeks, I've decided to get my copy of Il-2 Sturmovik: 1946. But before I buy it off ...

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    Will 1946 work?

    After a few weeks, I've decided to get my copy of Il-2 Sturmovik: 1946. But before I buy it off the internet, I want to ask a few questions about whether it will work on these specs:



    64mb of video memory
    512mb of RAM
    1.4Ghz
    At least 5.0 GB of HD space


    I've tried it on PF and the game worked fine, so now I ask, will the game work under these specs?


    -Arlo

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    This is right off the box:
    Operating System: Windows 98/ME/XP/2000
    Processor: Pentium III or AMD Athalon 1GHz
    Memory: 512Mb
    3D Card: 64 Mb minimum
    Direct X: Direct X 9 or higher
    DVD Drive: 4x
    Sound Card: Direct X 9 compliant
    Hard Disk: 4.0Gb hard-drive space for installation
    Perhipherals: Mouse and Keyboard
    Multiplayer: broadband connection

    Keep in mind these are minimum requirements.

    My Legacy gamer runs the original, PF and FB with Aces exp with no problems what so ever and it *can* run 1946, but definately not as well as my modern gamer. My legacy gamer has Windows 98, Coppermine PIII 1GHz, 512Mb RDRAM, nVidia 128Mb DDR and a 34Gb hard drive dedicated for games only (D:)...

    So if you're running at minimum specs, you'll have to back off the settings way off and suffer occasional sketching, etc.

    In other words, you're not going to be happy with it.

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    Alright, thanks for the info GG. Looks like I'll have to put it on hold for now, wait for my dad's old PC to be fixed. Darn it, I want to get my hands on a copy of 1946!

    -Arlo

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    I ran 1946 on an Athlon 1600+ machine with 512mb RAM and a GeForce4MX card (64mb). It ran quite well, although not in best graphics settings and it sometimes slowed when there were too many aircraft in the air.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcel View Post
    ...and it sometimes slowed when there were too many aircraft in the air.
    Or on a PC with limited processor/RAM/video, try going up against a bomber formation over Berlin when the flak opens up...the frame-rate takes a brutal hit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrauGeist View Post
    Or on a PC with limited processor/RAM/video, try going up against a bomber formation over Berlin when the flak opens up...the frame-rate takes a brutal hit!
    Excactly, but some dogfights is definitely possible.

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    I've experienced that in a P-51 escort campaign in PF. Too many B-29s and P-51s were in the air over Southern Japan (And consequently the map was quite large) and a window popped up saying there was no more virtual memory. And a bit of good news, me dad's ol' PC is going to be checked and I can probably get 1946 and finally fly a BF-109 over Russia. Been waiting for months!

    -Arlo

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