oldest computer you have run current ps on (.018)

[Elvicat]

yeah as the topic sais, what's the oldest computer you have run this game on?

right, lets start with my current project 
a pentium 3 500mhz, 256mb ecc ram, 2 scsi hard drives 1 18gb the other 4gb~ and my older grafics card, geforce 3 titanium 500 64mb and to my surprice the game actually runs, not really smoothly with the swapping but it run and i can play the game
could do with 256mb more ecc ram on this one and... maybe it would run more smoothly 

heres my first test on a really really old one lol
pentium 233mmx, 128mb ram, 2 hds 1 7gb and 1 3 gb, 2 grafics cards 1 for 2d and the other 3d hope some remember thouse old voodoo 2 cards

this didn't turn out so well as the game ran on the 2d card  and missed the other one so i just got flat surface 

[Josellis]

Well, my current computer is old as the world (of the internet). So, in common language, my computer is about 10 years old (the internet was first popularly used in 1996). For the specs, here they are:

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Intel Pentium III processor
548MHz
768MB of Ram
the rest I don't know

[miadon]

Well, my current computer is old as the world (of the internet). So, in common language, my computer is about 10 years old (the internet was first popularly used in 1996). For the specs, here they are:

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Intel Pentium III processor
548MHz
768MB of Ram
the rest I don't know

Pentium III came out in 1999 so it is upto 8 years old.

[Elvicat]

odd mhz numbers you got there... eater it's 550mhz and abit underclocked or 500 and overclocked

[Kaerli]

Well, my current computer is old as the world (of the internet). So, in common language, my computer is about 10 years old (the internet was first popularly used in 1996). For the specs, here they are:

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Intel Pentium III processor
548MHz
768MB of Ram
the rest I don't know

Pentium III came out in 1999 so it is upto 8 years old.

Most processors don't run at EXACTLY the clock frequency marked on the box due to the fact they multiply the clock oscillator's frequency up using a PLL and most PLL's can't multiply by 3.43 (yet).