I have been a 'Trainzer' since the original prog. but seemed to slow down in 2010...............
Despite the regular updates, I have lost the place with what is happening. If I wanted to be
up-to-date, should I upgrade from 2010, and how would I do that............or should I bite the
bullet and do a total upgrade. What should I upgrade to etc.
With a bit of advice I am sure I can appreciate what appears to be an unbelievable prog.
Cheers,
Ian.
To be up-to-date
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Re: To be up-to-date
To be "up-to-date", you should be running 'T:ane SP1 - HF4'.
But before jumping in with both feet, you should make sure your computer is up to running it.
T:ane relies more on graphics power than previous versions such as 2010 & TS12.
But before jumping in with both feet, you should make sure your computer is up to running it.
T:ane relies more on graphics power than previous versions such as 2010 & TS12.
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Re: To be up-to-date
Welcome Ian, just added a reply on your thread on the N3V forum!
As Shane and Paul said the main thing for TANE is having a DX11 capable graphics card and a 64 bit OS.
TS12 is or was an improvement over 2010, until TS12 SP1 which added an annoying database rebuild problem, that however doesn't happen in TANE.
Malc
As Shane and Paul said the main thing for TANE is having a DX11 capable graphics card and a 64 bit OS.
TS12 is or was an improvement over 2010, until TS12 SP1 which added an annoying database rebuild problem, that however doesn't happen in TANE.
Malc
Re: To be up-to-date
Thanks Malc,
Feel a wecome member here already.
Have been on the main site and noted all the replies - 'sound' information indeed.
Thanks for your input.
I intend to see what specs my system has - computer was built for my music business
and had specific requirements - suspect they will not,today, be that impressive.
Thanks once again.
Cheers,
Ian.
Feel a wecome member here already.
Have been on the main site and noted all the replies - 'sound' information indeed.
Thanks for your input.
I intend to see what specs my system has - computer was built for my music business
and had specific requirements - suspect they will not,today, be that impressive.
Thanks once again.
Cheers,
Ian.