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  • #16
    actually I do have a second drive (CD-r)

    I think civ3 is too memory intensive to use that. Well maybe not. But I cannot use the default windows cd player (a small program that did not interfere with civ2's speed) because I no longer have the direct line from my cd-rom to my sound card. I have to use software to send the appropiate info.

    mp3's might be more viable, but I still have to use a program to run them.

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    • #17
      You sure it was your cd you were playing with?????

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Dissident
        actually I do have a second drive (CD-r)

        I think civ3 is too memory intensive to use that. Well maybe not. But I cannot use the default windows cd player (a small program that did not interfere with civ2's speed) because I no longer have the direct line from my cd-rom to my sound card. I have to use software to send the appropiate info.

        mp3's might be more viable, but I still have to use a program to run them.
        Problem is that Civ3 is such a memory and resource hog, you're going to slow down your late-game even worse if you're trying to decode MP3's in the background.
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