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Date: Mon, 22 Aug 94 11:46:16 -0700
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Subject: Allen Hastings' PC
From: [e-mail] (Jeff Holinski)
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Allen,

If you're still reading the list, how about posting some details about the
machine you're using to port LightWave to the PC. (what kind of video card,
how much memory, what OS, ect)

I'm sure I'm not the only one shopping for a PC to run LightWave when it's
released. In theory I'd imagine anything with enough memory and a VESA
video card should work, but theory isn't always the same as reality. I
figure it'll run OK on your hardware before it ships, (I hope!) so if I
pick up similar hardware it should also run on my new machine.

I'd also be interested in hearing anything else you could tell me about the
PC version. For instance, how much hard drive space will it need, what
image formats will it save to, ect...

By the way, I've heard you use a 486. (which is what I've bee looking at)
I've been noticing dual Pentium machines are now available. Will they be
supported in a future release of LW?

Jeff H...