I have a Dell 8100 - 1500 MHz, 256MB RAM, GeForce2 Ultra 64 MB running XP.
Installed N2002 yesterday and was bummed to only get ~15-20fps at Daytona
during practice with maybe a dozen cars in 800x600x16. Installed the 23.11
drivers to see no difference. Previously (on Win2k) on N4 i would get
anywhere from 40-60fps at higher resolutions.
Anyone have any suggestions or similar experiences??
- jeff
What API are you using? Sounds like D3D. Try Open GL for that GeForce, it
likes OGL better. Also disable anisitropic filtering in the graphics setup
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> I have a Dell 8100 - 1500 MHz, 256MB RAM, GeForce2 Ultra 64 MB running XP.
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> Installed N2002 yesterday and was bummed to only get ~15-20fps at Daytona
> during practice with maybe a dozen cars in 800x600x16. Installed the23.11
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> drivers to see no difference. Previously (on Win2k) on N4 i would get > anywhere from 40-60fps at higher resolutions. > > Anyone have any suggestions or similar experiences?? > > - jeff > >For some strange reason I get better frame rates with D3D? Using a GF2 Pro
64m card.
J. Janasov
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> > Installed N2002 yesterday and was bummed to only get ~15-20fps atDaytona
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> What API are you using? Sounds like D3D. Try Open GL for that GeForce, it > likes OGL better. Also disable anisitropic filtering in the graphics setup > page. > > > Jeffrey S. Pace <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:9lUa8.926$[email hidden]... > > I have a Dell 8100 - 1500 MHz, 256MB RAM, GeForce2 Ultra 64 MB runningQuoted text (12 lines)
> > during practice with maybe a dozen cars in 800x600x16. Installed the > 23.11 > > drivers to see no difference. Previously (on Win2k) on N4 i would get > > anywhere from 40-60fps at higher resolutions. > > > > Anyone have any suggestions or similar experiences?? > > > > - jeff > > > > > >D3D or OpenGL? I have a 1.4GHz T-bird and a GF3 and get 24-28 fps at
1024x768x32 with everything turned on, and a full field of AI. This
is with D3D on Win98SE. I use the Quincunx anti-aliasing.
My framerates in N4 were usually about 10 fps higher. I could get
about 20 fps better if I used OpenGL, but I paint a lot and liked
being able to ALT+TAB back and forth. Haven't tried OpenGL in NR2002
yet, but I may as 24 fps is getting rather marginal.
I dont think the GF3 is much faster than the GF2 ultra except in terms
of FSAA. You should be doing better, I think.
Don't know what to suggest, other than trying various drivers and
possibly switching to the other graphics library.
Good luck,
Gerald Moore
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> I have a Dell 8100 - 1500 MHz, 256MB RAM, GeForce2 Ultra 64 MB running XP. > > Installed N2002 yesterday and was bummed to only get ~15-20fps at Daytona > during practice with maybe a dozen cars in 800x600x16. Installed the 23.11 > drivers to see no difference. Previously (on Win2k) on N4 i would get > anywhere from 40-60fps at higher resolutions. > > Anyone have any suggestions or similar experiences?? > > - jeffALt + Tab works with OpenGL now (NR2002)


































