Doom ONE system requirements?

aren't the requirements pretty much the same as a TI-89 calculator? Well....color screen not included...
 
Tredoslop said:
Pentium 90 MHz?
16 MB ram

Nope, doom ran perfectly fine on my 486sx 25mhz with 4mb ram :D

And there were no pentiums at that time.
 
Windows 95/98/2000/ME
486/50 MHz or Higher
SVGA Graphics Card
140 MB HD
4X or Faster CD-ROM
8MB RAM
 
Doom system requirements:
Pentium 4 1.5 Ghz
384 MB Ram
DX9.0a compatible card
3GB hard drive.
 
It shows who played Doom and who didn't...

Tredoslop you're so far off.

And Oxy you just copied and pasted that from the ID software site, but those specs are for the revamped dooms. Windows was 3.1 back then.
 
Your totally wrong, its
3.5ghz
2gigs of ram
Dx10 compatible card(only microsoft is able to play currently)
60gigs hard drive
But its ownage i mean the 8x8 textures and everything....omg its insane..


Actually i might be able to tell, i have a disk with the doom shareware somewhere around here..
 
I know that we're talking about the first Doom, but my system has trouble running, I'm getting 5 FPS on my Pentium 4 1.8 Ghz machine...
Just kidding, I was also kidding about the earlier system requirements.
:upstare:
 
using planetdoom..it's:
---System Requirements:
· IBM PC & Compatibles.
· 386/33 minimum.
· MS-DOS 5.0 or higher.
· Hard Disk, 20MB of free space.
· 4MB RAM min., 8MB recommended.
· VGA graphics.
· Supports joystick and mouse.
· Supports Sound Blaster and AdLib or 100% compatible sound cards.
 
:)
What did i win!!!!
Did i win a 50mhz, 40meg, 8meg, doom gaming computer! omg, i never had a computer that could run anything about tetris omg!! finally!
 
i remember when it was a stuggle to have enough hdd space to install games like doom on my old 486 machine with 4 megs of ram and windows 3.1. Such a pain in the arse system, windows 3.1 wasn't that bad though, pretty intuitive.
 
Oxygenetic said:
Windows 95/98/2000/ME
486/50 MHz or Higher
SVGA Graphics Card
140 MB HD
4X or Faster CD-ROM
8MB RAM

wasn't 140mb a lot back then?!
 
own3d. God...i remeber the good 'ol doom days. God didnt we all love not being able to jump.

/me sees armor about 3inches above my position

**grunt**...if....**grunt**, only i could....reach a little...**grunt**
 
ATI4EVER! said:
edit: was i born when doom 1 was around? I was born in '91

JUST lol...... little man TEHEHH!!

**no offence intended**
 
I had a 25mhz 486 back in the days, 4mb ram and an onboard cirrus logic gfx chip ... it ran doom1 and doom2 perfectly :)

I overclocked to 50mhz and slapped in another 4mb ram and it ran just the same, so i guess thats as good as it got.
 
It ran damn well on my Toshiba T4800CT laptop.
24 mb ram
75 MHz 486
1 mb super vga (i think)
500 MB HDD ( compressed to 1 gig)
COLOR SCREEN WITH AN 800x600 max res! w00t
 
it ran insanley well on my 2ghz, 512meg, ATI Radeon 9600XT comp. I Mean very very very well.
 
lePobz said:
I had a 25mhz 486 back in the days, 4mb ram and an onboard cirrus logic gfx chip ... it ran doom1 and doom2 perfectly :)

I overclocked to 50mhz and slapped in another 4mb ram and it ran just the same, so i guess thats as good as it got.

We had the same comp Pobz, was it a 486sx by any chance or dx? :)
 
I have Doom95 on my cellphone..they must be pretty low :D
 
ATI4EVER! said:
man u guys are old.
lol yeah
i was also born in '91 and all we had is the mac that was like a little box
i had some pretty nice games like 3D skeleton or something like that
 
CB - mine was an intel i486 SX 25 - 25mhz ... no heatsink or fan on the CPU, but that didn't stop me from overclocking to double the stock speed :D

can't do that these days. yep, i'm old. Actually im only 22, I was only 10 or 11 when I was hardware-modding my first PC :D
 
lePobz said:
CB - mine was an intel i486 SX 25 - 25mhz ... no heatsink or fan on the CPU, but that didn't stop me from overclocking to double the stock speed :D D

Wow...had the exact same thing and did the exact same thing.

Good ole Packard Bell.
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LOL my fav part of the Doom requirements: · 4MB RAM min., 8MB recommended.

4meg...and all things considered that wasn't all that long ago. Shows how fast things move.
 
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