It has a 2.4GHz i5 and Radeon HD 7690M XT GPU. My system runs Windows 7 so it's at least six years old (second hand so I can't say exactly). (TS seems to be a bit nonplussed when installed on systems without a GPU and leaves everything on maximum.) What you change is up to you- I don't like having scenery popping into existence in the middle distance or missing buildings so I have scenery density and viewing distance turned up and pretty much everything else off.Ĭlick to expand.Someone else will be able to come up with numbers and detailed advice but I can describe my own system and experience. That said if I had the choice of only using the first system or not using TS at all I'd muddle along and turning down most of the graphics settings and perhaps running at a lower screen resolution will go a long way toward making things run smoothly. If you have the option (and if you think it worth updating an old machine) even a basic GPU will make a big difference. This is not only because of the dedicated hardware (which is hardly state of the art) but because it and the CPU aren't playing After You Claude for memory access. We remain focused on the simulations category with successful, platform-driving franchises, such as Microsoft Flight Simulator.I have TS running on two laptops with roughly similar i5 processors but one has your common-or-garden Intel HD integrated graphics while the other has a discrete GPU and the difference really is night and day. The decision to cancel Train Simulator 2.0 was made some time ago and was based on a long, hard, and difficult look at our business objectives and product offerings. "Microsoft Game Studios has canceled the Windows-based game Train Simulator 2.0. In addition, Microsoft Games Studios must streamline game development operations to be more efficient and critically examine all projects in development to position the business for long-term success and profitability." At Microsoft Game Studios (MGS), we must continually evaluate our portfolio strategy and investments to ensure we are achieving our most important objectives of creating successful, platform-driving titles for Windows gamers.
"As you know, every business segment within Microsoft is responsible for continually evaluating its strategy and investments in all areas of the business to achieve operational efficiencies.
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