Nononononono..... :-)
It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
too fast?
JoH
Nononononono..... :-)
It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
too fast?
JoH
> >When i re installed Grand Phather 2 (GP2 :) )on my celeron 400 i found
> >that the game was running too quickly. I know it's because gp 2 is cpu
> >dependant (also for the graphics) but how can i "normalize" the game
> >speed?
> >BTW, is there a way to reduce my cpu speed (i'm blocked with the 6 X66
> >MHz combination),like a software that would partially load my cpu while
> >i'm running gp2 and that would be adjustable???
> >Thanks
> Nononononono..... :-)
> It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
> too fast?
> JoH
Well, this certainly is a new problem. :)
Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
http://simcrashes.cjb.net
Unfortunately, this is one of those "verifications" that will mislead
people. The time shown by GP2 is mostly not equal to realtime and
depends on what slot you use a track in. EVEN if you constantly run
under 100% Processor Occupancy.
If your processor is "fast enough" or "faster" (do those exist
already? :-) ), the ACTION will run in realtime. (which is still a
different thing from "displaying the real time")
JoH
>> >When i re installed Grand Phather 2 (GP2 :) )on my celeron 400 i found
>> >that the game was running too quickly. I know it's because gp 2 is cpu
>> >dependant (also for the graphics) but how can i "normalize" the game
>> >speed?
>> >BTW, is there a way to reduce my cpu speed (i'm blocked with the 6 X66
>> >MHz combination),like a software that would partially load my cpu while
>> >i'm running gp2 and that would be adjustable???
>> >Thanks
>> Nononononono..... :-)
>> It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
>> too fast?
>> JoH
> >When i re installed Grand Phather 2 (GP2 :) )on my celeron 400 i found
> >that the game was running too quickly. I know it's because gp 2 is cpu
> >dependant (also for the graphics) but how can i "normalize" the game
> >speed?
> >BTW, is there a way to reduce my cpu speed (i'm blocked with the 6 X66
> >MHz combination),like a software that would partially load my cpu while
> >i'm running gp2 and that would be adjustable???
> >Thanks
> Nononononono..... :-)
> It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
> too fast?
> JoH
Other than that I can play it during long downloads at about 40fps. Time to
pick up RH 6.2 and get in a little track time? :)
> Perhaps he means his frame rate is too fast for monitor sync rate? I have
> that problem with CART/ICRII. I hit 85 fps and Whamoo!Someone here said set
> your video card so that VSYNC is enabled. For the life of me I can't find
> that setting on my ATI Rage Pro II.
> Other than that I can play it during long downloads at about 40fps. Time to
> pick up RH 6.2 and get in a little track time? :)
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
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BTW, is there a way to reduce my cpu speed (i'm blocked with the 6 X66
MHz combination),like a software that would partially load my cpu while
i'm running gp2 and that would be adjustable???
Thanks
Cynical Cid
> >When i re installed Grand Phather 2 (GP2 :) )on my celeron 400 i found
> >that the game was running too quickly. I know it's because gp 2 is cpu
> >dependant (also for the graphics) but how can i "normalize" the game
> >speed?
> >BTW, is there a way to reduce my cpu speed (i'm blocked with the 6 X66
> >MHz combination),like a software that would partially load my cpu while
> >i'm running gp2 and that would be adjustable???
> >Thanks
> Nononononono..... :-)
> It's running perfectly well. How did you determine that it is running
> too fast?
> JoH