Been happily playing Train Simulator 2013 without any hiccups on my Windows 7 64 bit machine.
I use 1920x1080P with 8xAA and all settings maxed. My video card is a MSI GTX660 OC Twin Frozr which has been further overclocked to 1202Mhz Core (Boost) and 6610Mhz on the Memory side.
The card is brilliant, runs quiet and peak temperatures so far have been 54C.
This game is awesome for anyone interested in Trains, it takes on the mantle of the much purchased Microsoft Train Simulator which has of course been finished off.
The graphics and the gameplay are much more intuitive than previous versions and the XBOX 360 controller is also now supported, which makes things much better. Custom edited missions that sorts out its own AI trains is another great feature, it takes some getting used to how to do it, but becomes easy after a few tries using the Timetable view to programme the AI. A great selection of locos, rolling stock, routes and units are available and even the buildings can be moved around in the editor. Quite complex scenarios can be created involving shunting practice.
The game runs smoothly and without glitch, frame rates are good and transition of frames relatively seamless. As I say maybe not a game for everyone, but a much improved over all version of this well supported game.
I use 1920x1080P with 8xAA and all settings maxed. My video card is a MSI GTX660 OC Twin Frozr which has been further overclocked to 1202Mhz Core (Boost) and 6610Mhz on the Memory side.
The card is brilliant, runs quiet and peak temperatures so far have been 54C.
This game is awesome for anyone interested in Trains, it takes on the mantle of the much purchased Microsoft Train Simulator which has of course been finished off.
The graphics and the gameplay are much more intuitive than previous versions and the XBOX 360 controller is also now supported, which makes things much better. Custom edited missions that sorts out its own AI trains is another great feature, it takes some getting used to how to do it, but becomes easy after a few tries using the Timetable view to programme the AI. A great selection of locos, rolling stock, routes and units are available and even the buildings can be moved around in the editor. Quite complex scenarios can be created involving shunting practice.
The game runs smoothly and without glitch, frame rates are good and transition of frames relatively seamless. As I say maybe not a game for everyone, but a much improved over all version of this well supported game.
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My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Nomad Creative Solutions (Home build)
- OS
- Windows 7 64 bit
- CPU
- AMD hexa core AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE processor 3.2ghz
- Motherboard
- ASUS M4N98TD EVO with sli NVIDIA 980a chipset
- Memory
- 8gb 2 x 4gb Crucial Tactical Tracers Elite DDR3 1600mhz
- Graphics Card(s)
- MSI NVIDIA GTX660OC 2048MB AT 1215MHZ
- Sound Card
- Onboard VIA HD audio 1708S
- Monitor(s) Displays
- samsung 40 inch LED monitor
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 X 1080 P
- Hard Drives
- 1 TB Samsung f3 spinpoint
1 TB SATA WDC green
500GB SATA Seagate
250 GB IDE Samsung
- PSU
- 800w PSU
- Case
- Coolermaster CM690 II Advanced
- Cooling
- 1x140mm In, 2x120mm In, 2x140mm Out, 1x120mm Out
- Keyboard
- WIRELESS KEYBOARD/TOUCH PAD
- Internet Speed
- 10.6MBPS
- Other Info
- WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM 64 BIT SP1
Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme CPU cooler
