My Computer Hardware Configuration for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Part 2: Graphic Card)

My Computer Hardware Configuration for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Part 2: Graphic Card)

Picture of HD 6570 and R7 250
Wow, I’ve never thought it will take me this long after my second trip to do my next post. Anyhow, now that I’m “here,” I will continue discussing the hardware configuration of my computer that I use to play Euro Truck Simulator 2. I have experienced two graphic cards in playing the game so far, namely XFX HD 6570 (1GB DDR3) and XFX R7 250 (1GB GDDR5). Though both are AMD’s Radeon and both are XFX-made, the two of them are from two different tiers, per Tom’s Hardware hierarchy of graphic cards here.
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By on February 03, 2014
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My Hardware Configuration for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Part 1: CPU)

My Hardware Configuration for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Part 1: CPU)

My CPU detail

Hola, everyone. I’m back after completing my first delivery around Manchester in a shinny black Volvo FH16 2012. It was quite a nice and easy ride, except some period in the ending, which means parking the trailer. I’ll go on with my next job soon. Another “quicky,” as of now I don’t have my own lorry and have to rely on the “mercy” of the quick jobs providers.

For now, I want to share with you my hardware configuration and my experience with it in playing this game. It might be useless for most of you who have played it a lot but I wish it can be helpful for those who just have the slightest interest to start playing and wonder what kind of computer configuration they should have to play ETS2.

Okay, here we go.
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By on January 21, 2014
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Euro Tuck Simulator 2: The Game, The Mods, The Fun

Euro Tuck Simulator 2: The Game, The Mods, The Fun


As I said in my first post, I’m going to share my “truck driving adventure” around the world of Euro Truck Simulator 2. However, before we get there, I just want to show some stuffs related to the game I’m playing.

I don’t play the game “vanillaly” and utilize several mods made by those great modders out there. Those mods include maps (2 of them), environmental stuffs (light flare, weather, etc.), physics (cabin movement, point of view), trucks (especially for Renault as at default, they don’t offer 6 x 4 chassis, either for their Magnum or Premium trucks), and trailers (which offer more variants in shape and color and realistic companies).
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By on January 18, 2014
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