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I have a Pentium 4, Intel 2.4GHZ Processor, Hard Disk 40GB, Memory
512MB, Video Card: 64MB GeForce2 MX/MX 400 I just purchased the High Heat Baseball 2004. I installed it with the best performance which took up 598MB of hard disk space. The game requires DirectX 8.1 which comes with the software and my computer has the DirectX 9.0. Before the baseball game was installed it did a comparison check list with the minimum requirements for proper installation. My system was way above the requirements for installation. Anyway after I installed the software I registered online and it then asked me if I want to check for any current updates which I accepted. There was no current updates available for the High Heat Baseball 2004. The problem that am having is that when the game is in motion it's not playing at it's normal speed. In other words the game works in slow motion only. I even did a Defragment on my hard disk and I still had the same problem. I deleted the program and re-installed it again but that didn't help either. I don't know what else to try. Sincerely: Albert e-mail: |
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Check the video card manufacture for driver updates. I have the same chip
set on my card. I installed the lasted drivers ( not signed by Windows XP ) and had no more problems. "Albert" wrote in message ... I have a Pentium 4, Intel 2.4GHZ Processor, Hard Disk 40GB, Memory 512MB, Video Card: 64MB GeForce2 MX/MX 400 I just purchased the High Heat Baseball 2004. I installed it with the best performance which took up 598MB of hard disk space. The game requires DirectX 8.1 which comes with the software and my computer has the DirectX 9.0. Before the baseball game was installed it did a comparison check list with the minimum requirements for proper installation. My system was way above the requirements for installation. Anyway after I installed the software I registered online and it then asked me if I want to check for any current updates which I accepted. There was no current updates available for the High Heat Baseball 2004. The problem that am having is that when the game is in motion it's not playing at it's normal speed. In other words the game works in slow motion only. I even did a Defragment on my hard disk and I still had the same problem. I deleted the program and re-installed it again but that didn't help either. I don't know what else to try. Sincerely: Albert e-mail: |
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Game Help
Check the video card manufacture for driver updates. I have the same chip
set on my card. I installed the lasted drivers ( not signed by Windows XP ) and had no more problems. "Albert" wrote in message ... I have a Pentium 4, Intel 2.4GHZ Processor, Hard Disk 40GB, Memory 512MB, Video Card: 64MB GeForce2 MX/MX 400 I just purchased the High Heat Baseball 2004. I installed it with the best performance which took up 598MB of hard disk space. The game requires DirectX 8.1 which comes with the software and my computer has the DirectX 9.0. Before the baseball game was installed it did a comparison check list with the minimum requirements for proper installation. My system was way above the requirements for installation. Anyway after I installed the software I registered online and it then asked me if I want to check for any current updates which I accepted. There was no current updates available for the High Heat Baseball 2004. The problem that am having is that when the game is in motion it's not playing at it's normal speed. In other words the game works in slow motion only. I even did a Defragment on my hard disk and I still had the same problem. I deleted the program and re-installed it again but that didn't help either. I don't know what else to try. Sincerely: Albert e-mail: |
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