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TCrouch · 03-07-2006, 04:04 PM

Athlon64 4000, 2GB of PC3200 RAM and a Radeon X800. You should be able to run decent detail, just probably no high res wheels/cockpit and whatnot. You're running comparable specs to a buddy of mine who had to turn that stuff off to get a good, solid framerate.

I use two wheels...a TSW Formula and the Logitech Driving Force Pro. Funny thing is, I was also able to use the XBox 360 controller just fine when I turned down the sensitivity. It felt like console controls, but was still controllable for the most part. It's so adjustable, you can use practically anything with it. I couldn't fathom using a gamepad with a racing game, but tried it anyway and it was surprisingly easy to adjust.

03-07-2006, 04:04 PM	#3
TCrouch MVP OVR: 33 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 4,812 Blog Entries: 14	Re: GT Legends Review (PC) Athlon64 4000, 2GB of PC3200 RAM and a Radeon X800. You should be able to run decent detail, just probably no high res wheels/cockpit and whatnot. You're running comparable specs to a buddy of mine who had to turn that stuff off to get a good, solid framerate. I use two wheels...a TSW Formula and the Logitech Driving Force Pro. Funny thing is, I was also able to use the XBox 360 controller just fine when I turned down the sensitivity. It felt like console controls, but was still controllable for the most part. It's so adjustable, you can use practically anything with it. I couldn't fathom using a gamepad with a racing game, but tried it anyway and it was surprisingly easy to adjust.