Well I was doing fine but just HAD to get an eVGA nVidia GeForce2 MX200,
64mb SDRAM, 128 bit 4x AGP,
...I had a 32M GeForce in here doing just fine, but thought it might help to
get the 64M..I was getting framerates as they should be, now they are down
to 19FPS running alone.....Why does this happen??
Other specs are 700M processor, 256M ram
ANY help appreciated..I must get back to feeding my addiction, and I cant do
it at 19FPS!
Oh and I did rerun the D3D patch...to no avail.
Thanks
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Greg
I only get what the ex, and the gov't dont want
The GF2 MX200 is slower than an original GeForce 1 in a lot of
applications - although the GF2 has extra hardware capabilities I'm afraid
the MX200 is the most basic GF2 and just doesn't have as much muscle as even
an older GF1.
However the MX200 should still be capable of giving good (i.e 36fps)
framerates in GPL (I assume that is the game you're running, judging by the
"D3D patch" reference....) - if you could open up your core.ini file (in
the same folder as gpl.exe) and paste your values from the [ Int Profile
Values ] and [ Direct3D7 ] sections then that might help someone more
technical than me to find your problem.....
Cheers
Jim
"Greg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:fyLX6.22142$[email hidden]...
> Well I was doing fine but just HAD to get an eVGA nVidia GeForce2 MX200,
> 64mb SDRAM, 128 bit 4x AGP,
> ...I had a 32M GeForce in here doing just fine, but thought it might helpto
> get the 64M..I was getting framerates as they should be, now they are down
> to 19FPS running alone.....Why does this happen??
> Other specs are 700M processor, 256M ram
> ANY help appreciated..I must get back to feeding my addiction, and I cantdo
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> it at 19FPS! > Oh and I did rerun the D3D patch...to no avail. > Thanks > > > -- > Greg > > I only get what the ex, and the gov't dont want > > >Here are my core ini settings...any of you video wizards are welcome:-)
[ Int Profile Values ]
value3 = Direct3D7:D3DDevice:0
value4 = Direct3D7:TossHighestMip:0
value5 = Direct3D7:TrilinearFiltering:0
value6 = Direct3D7:DoubleMirrorResWidth:0
value7 = Direct3D7:DoubleMirrorResHeight:0
value8 = Direct3D7:DirectMirrorRendering:0
value9 = Direct3D7:DisableZBuffer:0
value10 = Direct3D7:TransparentMipsDrawOrder:0 ; do not change
value11 = Direct3D7:TrilinearFiltering:1 ; do not change
value12 = Direct3D7:AnisotropicFiltering:0 ; do not change
value13 = Direct3D7:LODBias:-50 ; do not change
[ Direct3D7 ]
D3DDevice = 0
TossHighestMip = 0
TrilinearFiltering = 1
DoubleMirrorResWidth = 1
DoubleMirrorResHeight = 1
DirectMirrorRendering = 1
DisableZBuffer = 0
AlphaThreshold = 1
TransparentMipsDrawOrder = 1
TrilinearFiltering = 1
AnisotropicFiltering = 14
LODBias = -75
--
Greg
I only get what the ex, and the gov't dont want
Jim Seamus wrote in message ...
>
>The GF2 MX200 is slower than an original GeForce 1 in a lot of
>applications - although the GF2 has extra hardware capabilities I'm afraid
>the MX200 is the most basic GF2 and just doesn't have as much muscle as
even
>an older GF1.
>
>However the MX200 should still be capable of giving good (i.e 36fps)
>framerates in GPL (I assume that is the game you're running, judging by the
>"D3D patch" reference....) - if you could open up your core.ini file (in
>the same folder as gpl.exe) and paste your values from the [ Int Profile
>Values ] and [ Direct3D7 ] sections then that might help someone more
>technical than me to find your problem.....
>
>Cheers
>Jim
>
>
>"Greg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>news:fyLX6.22142$[email hidden]...
>> Well I was doing fine but just HAD to get an eVGA nVidia GeForce2 MX200,
>> 64mb SDRAM, 128 bit 4x AGP,
>> ...I had a 32M GeForce in here doing just fine, but thought it might help
>to
>> get the 64M..I was getting framerates as they should be, now they are
down
>> to 19FPS running alone.....Why does this happen??
>> Other specs are 700M processor, 256M ram
>> ANY help appreciated..I must get back to feeding my addiction, and I cant
>do
>> it at 19FPS!
>> Oh and I did rerun the D3D patch...to no avail.
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>> --
>> Greg
>>
>> I only get what the ex, and the gov't dont want
>>
>>
>>
>
>
See the "How agp aperture can change your life thread", and have a fiddle,
it may well be that.
R.
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