GP4 is programmed....uhh...idiosyncratically. I would stick to
F1-2002.
If you went from 32 to 48fps that would be a 50% increase. Pretty
damn impressive if you ask me. What were you expecting?
Not the fastest of processors nowadays. You may well be reaching the
limits of what the CPU can do now....
Unless youare running with vsync on, unlikely.
Ian
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Sheesh...
Andy
> You get a 50% increase in fps by just swapping a damn good card for a better
> one and you are moaning...????????????????????????????
> Sheesh...
> Andy
I recall from being a theatre projectionsist in my younger
days that movies run at 24 frames/sec and that seems to be
pretty "smooth" to me, at least in the theatre....
> >Swapped out the GeForce2 Ultra and I thought it would be a
> >lot quicker but I still get a suggested frame-rate of about
> >16-18fps with full "automatic" graphics checked. F1 2002
> >only went from the low 30s to the high 40s. Running
> >1024x768x32 on a flat-panel monitor. Box is Dell Dim 8100 P4
> >1500 512mb RAM on XP Home. Nvidia drivers are version
> >6.13.10.3082. Is there a tweak or setting change I missed?
> Be sure to turn off anti-aliasing in the GeForce 2 control panel....
> > You get a 50% increase in fps by just swapping a damn good card for a
better
> > one and you are moaning...????????????????????????????
> > Sheesh...
> > Andy
> Sorry for the confusion - not moaning about F1 2002, but
> specifically hoped GP4 would get me up to a reasonable frame
> rate as well.
> I recall from being a theatre projectionsist in my younger
> days that movies run at 24 frames/sec and that seems to be
> pretty "smooth" to me, at least in the theatre....
try using tequila...... :)
That's not wrong it's quite normal. You should be very happy with that kind
of frame rate.
Some Call Me Tim
