Author Topic: Lowest specs you've ran Blockland on?  (Read 2302 times)

I thought it would be fun to post the worst computers you've ever gotten BL to run on.  I ran blockland0002 a few times on a 433 Mhz Celeron Processor with 64 MB RAM and 32 MB video.  Running Widnows 98 SE.

Swear to god.

Share the worst computers you've gotten to run Blockland. (if you've ever tried)

433Khz Processor.
64KB RAM
and 32KB video ram.
Running DOS.

997 MHz PIII
Nvidia 440 MX 64 MB
256 MB ram

Intel Quad core
Nvidia Nforce sli 6series
3gig ram
500gig hd
XP proffesional
512mb Video

retail i got working on my 300mhz geforce 240 MX 125mb ram pc :3
« Last Edit: July 31, 2008, 04:17:45 AM by tails »

Geforce 240 o.o Thats from the stone age D:

A Laptop running 98, with 32MB RAM, 300Mhz processor, with some lousy no-name VGA video card.

Far out... worst gaming experience ever :o

mehh try running everquest on a school comp than come back.

1.00 GB ram 2.26GHz processor by intel (sucks) and a 5200 gfx card w/ 128mb.

Actually doesn't run that bad considering i still use it. (Hope to get a dual core duo)

Intel Quad core
Nvidia Nforce sli 6series
3gig ram
500gig hd
XP proffesional
512mb Video

That is a pile of stuff, considering you got ripped off by AlienWare! :D

mehh try running everquest on a school comp than come back.
The computers at my school are all 2 GHz dual core with 2 GB of ram.

I'm see if Retail will run on the same computer I mentioned earlier, but with 128 MB ram

EDIT:
No work :*(
« Last Edit: August 01, 2008, 10:28:15 PM by 11187nosaJ »

"No, Blockland will not run on your grandma's celeron 300 / ATI Rage 128."

Famous quote from Badspot.

It did run on it. o.o

Also, how did you know my grandma owned it?

I think its weird that the original Blockland could run on that computer, but I get an error message by even starting Retail.  I've even upgraded it with more ram, and windows xp.  Oh well I have another computer.

the computers at my ex-school were running @ 3ghz with like 2gb ram. never found out the graphics card thought