| Tag |
HW/OS |
Comments |
| | I tested BOBMF on my Celeron 466 Mk II with a Hercules 3D Prophet III Titanium 500 graphics accelerator card. |
| | The 466 processor I used was really bottom of the range for an acceptable games machine in late 2001 and 2002. And it is the CPU which forms the bottleneck in scenes such as the Normandy landings where there are ships, landing craft, aircraft, AAA and ground units all moving about. There are only a couple of missions with this level of activity so 90% of the missions are quite playable on a rig such as the one I used. |
| | Minimum requirements |
| | Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 2 |
| | Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 |
| | Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 |
| | Pentium II 300 MHz PC |
| | Windows 95/98 ME |
| | 64Mb RAM |
| | 416Mb Hard drive space for Combat Flight Simulator 2 installation 209Mb Hard drive space for Flight Simulator 2000 installation |
| | CD-ROM Drive |
| | 8Mb 3D Graphics accelerator card |
| | Sound card |
| | Recommended requirements |
| | Pentium II 450MHz or higher |
| | 128Mb or more RAM |
| | 16Mb or more 3D graphics accelerator card |
| | Monitor capable of 1024 X 768 resolution |
| | 3D Sound card |
