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"wave" <wave@waving> wrote in news:41c1f775@clear.net.nz:

> 
> "Daniel" <atari400@paradise.net.nz> wrote in message
> news:cpq6u1$qmj$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...
>> Mike Dee wrote:
>> > 'F1' Visual Pinball
>> >
>> > Nice game: 100% Freeware, No Spy junk, No time outs, No nags to
>> > buy 'pro' vers [there isn't one], No installer required. Just
>> > unzip to directory of choice. Great gameplay.
>> >
>> > <http://members.iinet.net.au/~cleathley/f1/>
>> >
>> > 15 Mb Download.
>> >
>> > Have a Happy and safe Xmas NC & AC
>>
>> Excellent game. Very good value for freeware.
> 
> The webpage does not mention anything about minimum
> specifications, I have a p3 500, tnt2 and some of the pinmame
> games struggle a bit, like star trek the next generation and
> multiball makes quite a few of the tables slow on my computer so
> does anyone know if this f1 table will require more power than the
> typical pinmame table? 

The only caveat I could see is:
" * Please Note: F1 will not work if you have the latest Detonator 
Drivers (40.72). Nvidia have confirmed this is a problem with their 
drivers (which also effects visual Pinball) and has been fixed in the 
next release of the Detonators.. It works fine with 40.41 drivers."

Being a freeware game I don't think that it would have the bloat that 
comes with some commercial efforts.

It's screen size is very configurable, so you can run it in a smaller 
window if you desire.

I have a P3 not doing very much. I'll install it on that and will 
report back [a bit later - Xmas and all that].

Oops there's that <insert favorite cuss here> X word again :)

-- 
dee