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Turning san andreas into the real thing

[Modding l San Andreas]

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biggles1000

Posted: Saturday, Aug 21 2010, 17:41

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QUOTE (Starion @ Aug 23 2007, 00:49)

QUOTE (string227 @ Aug 17 2007, 17:38)

200-250 ram :3 or 2 car mods
250-300 ram :6 or 7 car mods
300-350 ram :10 or 9 car mods
400 +

Um.. Sorry but I didn't get that bit at all..

Ram goes up in 8's/16's/32's etc. So to run San Andreas smoothly you would need at least 512MB of RAM, or 1024MB(1GB) Or anything above that. Theres no such thing as 300 and stuff like that, and even if there was, it wouldn't be able to handle a modded San Andreas.

Yeah, my laptop has 512MB of RAM (64MB nvidia graphics card, AMD Athlon 64 2Ghz) and it struggles to run San Andreas on the lowest graphical settings most of the time. Yes, I have quite a lot of vehicle mods installed, but before it was nearly just as slow.

TommyTheUnique	Posted: Sunday, Feb 19 2012, 10:33
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