Information below come directly from game's installer - they can be used to expend requirements section:

Minimum System Requirements
* Microsoft® Windows® 95/98/2000 or NT 4.0-SP5 operating system with 100% compatible computer system
* 3-D Hardware Accelerated with full OpenGL® support
* Pentium® II 233 MHz processor and 8 MB video card or AMD® 350 KHz K6®-2 Processor with 8 MB video card
* 64 MB RAM
* 650 MB of uncompressed hard drive space (plus 64 MB additional for Windows swap file)
* Quad-speed CD-ROM drive (600 k/sec sustained transfer rate)
* DirectX® 7.0a or 100% compatible drivers
* 100% DirectX 7 compatible sound card
* 100% Microsoft-compatible mouse and driver
* Joystick supported (100% Windows 95/98/NT-compatible joystick and driver required for joystick use).
* Internet (TCP/IP) and LAN (TCP/IP and IPX) play supported. Internet play requires a 100% Windows 95/98/NT-compatible 28.8 Kbps or faster) modem.

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force uses OpenGL to support 3-D hardware acceleration. Elite Force has been tested on many, but not all, of the major cards incorporating the chipsets listed below. Some cards (using some of the chipsets listed below) may require reference drivers.

Supported Chipsets for Windows 95/98**
* 3dfx Voodoo Banshee, 2, 3 and 5
* Matrox G200
* Matrox G400
* nVidia RIVA 128 and 128ZX
* nVidia RIVA TNT, TNT2, and TNT2 Ultra
* nVidia GeForce 256
* nVidia GeForce 2 GTS
* Intel i810
* S3 Savage 4

Under game options there is an option: Sync every frame - it most definitely isn't the same as Vsync.
Launcher itself is written in proper 32bit (it's DemoShield Run-Time player). However, a file launching it (D:\Setup.exe) is in 16bit and because of that - autorun throws an error. As I stated on a page - installer is also 32bit and it's located in (D:\Setup\Setup.exe).
Like pretty much every game on id tech 3 - this one as well has cl_mouseAccel set to 0 by default.
There is a force feedback support. ~~It also may be possible to make proper bindings for X360 gamepad - although, the game seems to be missing ID Tech's Advaxis commands - I'll investigate it further, later on.~~ While the game supports basic joystick and bindings to gamepad keys, the lack of ID Tech's Advaxis functions, makes it impossible to properly bind axis to movement or looking. Because of that, I don't see other solution than using programs like Xpadder or JoyToKey, to conserve at least some form of analogue movement.
Yes, game's Expension pack is actually called - Expension Pack. Please don't remove it from the list!

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