Does CaesarIV support dualcores?

[anandus]

I was wondering: Does Caesar IV support dualcores?
(Not that I own one, I was just curious :) )

[Gizza]

Ive wondered this also, i had asked about it before the demo but no one could answer.

If i get time (which I may not as i have a move and am starting a new job) but if i do i might try running some tests on the lowest graphics settings wif the game restricted to only using 1 core, then try again with it using both and see if theres a difference.

[Keith]

I don't know, but I kind of doubt it. At least not directly. It will probably run and you may see an performance boost, but it probably doesn't have dual core support programmed in.

[imhotep3147]

From what others have said in regards to other games not made to utilize dual core processors it seems like there is a noticable difference in performance. With one core performing basic tasks (running windows, background processes, etc..) the other core is free for gaming and/or other tasks. A friend of mine bought a dual core laptop and was running Oblivion flawlessly while downloading a (legally purchased :D ) game from the internet. Never had one stutter, freeze, or really any problem whatsoever. I believe it was an Intel Core Duo 2500 (which is 2.0 Ghz IIRC) with 1 gig RAM and an Nvidia 7x00 128mb. To me, that's damn impressive and encouraging as well. :D