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IrishUboot · 12-26-06, 01:25 AM

Yet another thanks to the GW developers for GWX.

Have been busy with work and unable to find the time to play SHIII the past few months, but looking forward to jumping back in with GWX. Funny thing is, where I'm working is right on the Lisahally docks where the U-boat fleet surrendered. To go to work every morning to the sound of seagulls and the smell of the River Foyle has me longing for my old U-48.

I think my system will need some work before I set sail - the X600 isn't cutting it - I was actually running GW1.1a on that thing, albeit with a good deal of lag. I just need a little advice on my other parts - Pentium D 3GHz and 1GB 553MHz DDR2 RAM - would I be needing an upgrade here? A new GFX card is a must (thinking of getting a 8800 or X1950XTX). Any help from the tech-savvy people? Cheers.

Again, thanks to the developers. Where this game would be without you we dare not think.

Merry Christmas!

12-26-06, 01:25 AM	#393
IrishUboot Sparky Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Malin Head, Eire/Ireland Posts: 156 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	Yet another thanks to the GW developers for GWX. Have been busy with work and unable to find the time to play SHIII the past few months, but looking forward to jumping back in with GWX. Funny thing is, where I'm working is right on the Lisahally docks where the U-boat fleet surrendered. To go to work every morning to the sound of seagulls and the smell of the River Foyle has me longing for my old U-48. I think my system will need some work before I set sail - the X600 isn't cutting it - I was actually running GW1.1a on that thing, albeit with a good deal of lag. I just need a little advice on my other parts - *Pentium D 3GHz* and *1GB 553MHz DDR2 RAM* - would I be needing an upgrade here? A new GFX card is a must (thinking of getting a 8800 or X1950XTX). Any help from the tech-savvy people? Cheers. Again, thanks to the developers. Where this game would be without you we dare not think. Merry Christmas! __________________ "A braver man than Arthur Griffith, I never met" - Frederick Edwin Smith, The First Earl of Birkenhead, British negotiator of the Anglo-Irish Treaty 1921.