System specs

[Radnom]

I'm running:

WinXP SP2
2.40 GHz
768 MB RAM
Radeon 9550

It's running pretty bad on the lowest settings I've been trying to play Ninja Mono, and I sometimes have to press left or right up to three times before it's recognised. If I'm trying to get from the left hand to the right hand column by tapping right twice, it might get into the center, if I'm lucky. It means I can never get the block things if they're bouncing backwards and forth.

I tried using the mouse, but that felt awful for dodging, and I'd rather not use a mouse if possible.

This is really annoying, because I love the concept. In the full version will there be a way to turn the graphics down more? I mean, a game based around three columns of blocks coming towards you shouldn't really be too taxing. I don't care about the fancy effects, I just want to play the game, and a game based around fast reflexes has got to be extremely responsive, and this game ain't.

The resolution settings don't seem to work very well for me. they either keep instantly setting back (I tried to run it in 640*480 windowed and it set it back to default) or cancelling selections (I turned off something in the options menu, forgot what it was. one of those tickboxes, 'disable ..." then an acronym or something that I didn't recognise. I turned it off in case it would help, but when I opened the window again it was deselected).

I don't want to buy it unless I'm assured the full version will run at an appropriate speed and respond accurately and quickly 

It seems to run smooth enough, I guess. It's just the bad responsiveness that gets me.

It's fun though! and a great concept. I just wish it ran better.

[LightSpecter]

XP SP2
Pentium 4 2.66 GHz
384 MB RAM
AudioSurf is running alright. When I attempt to access the Options menu to check the graphical settings the screen goes black, but the menu never appears. There are other interface problems such as menus not appearing, but the core game is playable.

[TheBog]

I guess I might as well repost here.  Sorry, I didn't know there was already a topic like this.

"And you know how much a little lag can screw you up on ninja mono.  It's not bad, just skips a few frames here and there.  And that makes a difference to the point of being annoying.  It's very playable, but you can't be precise with it, which is what's really needed in a split second game like this.  I did not have the same problem with the previous Audiosurf beta.  I do not have any other programs running.  All my Audiosurf graphics are at their lowest, and I tried all kinds of resolutions."

System specs are:
Windows XP
2.4Ghz
1GB RAM
All-in-wonder X800

[matto1990]

Intel Core Duo 2 2Ghz
2GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce 8600GS
Premium Graphics

Runs flawlessly but has some small jumps every now and again. Runs very nicely though

[Jako]

I just changed the two screen effects form Paint and Outline to Solar and Negative because I didn't think anybody was using the old ones. Were you?

I liked paint, but I couldn't notice a difference between Outline and the standard setting...

[GreenStorm]

Running it on a Intel Xeon 3210@2.8 Ghz each core (4cores)
2Gig DDR2 800 RAM @900 Mhz
and an AMD HD2900XT @ 2D-Mode (200/200)
windowed with Premium-graphics and 8x AA, runs mostly smooth..

[3TH4N0L]

I test on a P4 1.6 with a 32MB geforce2. It requires the lowest settings, but runs great.

LOL WOW... That's almost unreal. o_O

Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 3.0 ghz
eVGA GeForce 7950 GT @ 610 core clock/ 715 memory clock
2gb PC5300 Corsair RAM

[Stark]

My system is still lagless on ansio 4x.  Not surprising, but I thought it was worth noting.

[Guber]

Im running:

x2 4200
2gb ram
x1800xt

I get horibly low fps (10-15) on normal settings at 1280x1024, makes the game unplayable. Anyone got any ideas?

[Stabhappy]

Intel Core2 Duo e6400 @ 3.2ghz
2Gigs of generic 1066mhz memory
1TB of hdd space (program files/os on a 250gbx2 raid0 array)
8800GTS 512mb
22" Monitor @ 1680x1050.

Runs beautifully at 8xAA and 16xAF forced in the control panel. Not a single moment of slowdown.

As an added note, I'm paticularly impressed with the very short level first-time load speed.

[blacklotus90]

Manufacturer: Cyberpower Systems + Mods
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3700+
Memory: 2048MB DDR1
Hard Drive: 220 GB SATA, 250GB SATA, 250GB USB, 750GB USB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB
Sound Card: NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) 7.1 Surround
Speakers/Headphones: Logitech USB Headset
Keyboard: Logitech G15
Mouse: Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer
Operating System: Windows XP Professional SP2
Monitor: 17" LCD

AudioSurf runs flawlessly at 1280x1024 fullscreen with all in-game settings maxed.

[riktw]

amd atlon 3000+ running @ 1,8ghz
512 mb ram
ati 9250 128 mb
on winXP sp2

works great on low about 20 frames

it wont run on my old laptop, a pentium 2 @ 266 mhz haha

[Mullenkedheim]

Athlon64 3000+, 1gb RAM, GeForce fx5200 with 128mb of ram.

runs great on lowest settings in an 800x600 window, but, small window is smaaaaaaalll. 800x600 full screen is laggy.
If I were to, say, upgrade to a 7600GS, do you guys think i'd be able to run it with higher quality and/or a bigger size?

[joeold]

Intel Pentium D 3.0ghz Dual Core
4GB ram
Windows XP 64
512mb GeForce 7600 GS
resolution 1280x1024

[Wedge]

I liked the outline effect, I think I tried the solar one and it made everything really ugly and sepia or something.  Oh and my system is

AMD 3000+
GeForce 6600GT 128MB
1 Gig PC 3200 RAM
Win XP Pro

I run it at 1280x1024 on Enhanced.  It can run premium, but has minor framerate hiccups when things get busy, and I can't have that with a game like this.