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Re: GPL on a TNT2?

8 posts by 6 people · 11 Apr 2000 - 12 Apr 2000

Joe McGinn 11 Apr 2000#278742
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 16:44:58 GMT, [email hidden] (Don Scurlock) wrote: >Can you get other games to run properly on this system ? Yes, it's an "office game system" that runs many, many games. Urban Operations and Porsche Unleased are just two I've been playing recently. >What's the processor ? I believe it's an Ahtalon 700, though I'll have to double check. >What else is running in the background ? Nothing. >Do you have enough memory ? 128MB. >What resolution ? I tried 1024x768 and 800x600. Any suggestions are appreciated. We want to try some racing on our LAN.
Joe62 11 Apr 2000 14:27 UTC#278870
Hi, I'm having trouble getting GPL to run on my TNT2-based system at work (OpenGL patch). I've installed it, run the latest TNT2 drivers, and selected OpenGL in GPL, but when I run the game it is a slide show (literally, like one frame every 30-60 seconds). Any suggestions? Joe McGinn _____________________ Radical Entertainment
ken drouillard 11 Apr 2000 15:42 UTC#278884
I run GPL successfully on the following system: ASUS P3V4X PIII 533EB Diamond Viper 770 (non-ultra) 160MB Ram, etc Win98 SE or Win2K OpenGL beta 2 patch. Core.ini set to mirrors every 2 frames. Running the 5.13 reference drivers for Win98 from www.reactorcritical.com Set OpenGL settings to "Use Block Transfer" under the advanced NVidia Properties (can't remember exactly where). The system bogs down a bit during starts and really busy activity to sub 20FPS.....during races with details turned a bit down I get near the 36 FPS maximum. I would recommend the NVidia reference drivers (maybe even the 3.68 release candidate drivers). Make sure you find out how to set the "Use Block Transfer" option. HTH "Joe62" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (12 lines)> Hi, > > I'm having trouble getting GPL to run on my TNT2-based system at work > (OpenGL patch). I've installed it, run the latest TNT2 drivers, and > selected OpenGL in GPL, but when I run the game it is a slide show > (literally, like one frame every 30-60 seconds). > > Any suggestions? > > Joe McGinn > _____________________ > Radical Entertainment
Don Scurlock 11 Apr 2000 16:44 UTC#278793
[email hidden] (Joe62) wrote in <[email hidden]>: >Hi, > >I'm having trouble getting GPL to run on my TNT2-based system at workSounds like more than a gpl problem. Even in software mode on a P90 I saw better fps than that. Can you get other games to run properly on this system ? What's the processor ? What else is running in the background ? Do you have enough memory ? What resolution ?
Quoted text (9 lines)>(OpenGL patch). I've installed it, run the latest TNT2 drivers, and >selected OpenGL in GPL, but when I run the game it is a slide show >(literally, like one frame every 30-60 seconds). > >Any suggestions? > >Joe McGinn >_____________________ >Radical Entertainment
-- Don Scurlock Vancouver,B.C.
Don Scurlock 12 Apr 2000 04:10 UTC#278669
You've got some kind of serious video issue. Are you using the 2.08 reference drivers ? They have been the best for gpl for me and a lot of other TNT gplers. [email hidden] (Joe McGinn) wrote in <[email hidden]>:
Quoted text (25 lines)>On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 16:44:58 GMT, [email hidden] (Don >Scurlock) wrote: > >>Can you get other games to run properly on this system ? > >Yes, it's an "office game system" that runs many, many games. Urban >Operations and Porsche Unleased are just two I've been playing >recently. > >>What's the processor ? > >I believe it's an Ahtalon 700, though I'll have to double check. > >>What else is running in the background ? > >Nothing. > >>Do you have enough memory ? > >128MB. > >>What resolution ? > >I tried 1024x768 and 800x600. Any suggestions are appreciated. We want >to try some racing on our LAN.
-- Don Scurlock Vancouver,B.C.
Keith Daniell 12 Apr 2000 10:38 UTC#278626
A tip in this ng that worked for me that fixed this type of symptom on my TNT: -open your win.ini file -find the section [DrawDib] -change the line DVA=0 to DVA=1 don't know what it does, but my TNT was working OK, then at some point (probably when I installed a recent game demo) this line was added, and I got 0.2 frames/sec. I changed it and now I'm back to racing GPL. Joe62 wrote:
Quoted text (12 lines)> Hi, > > I'm having trouble getting GPL to run on my TNT2-based system at work > (OpenGL patch). I've installed it, run the latest TNT2 drivers, and > selected OpenGL in GPL, but when I run the game it is a slide show > (literally, like one frame every 30-60 seconds). > > Any suggestions? > > Joe McGinn > _____________________ > Radical Entertainment
David L. Cook 12 Apr 2000 11:20 UTC#278631
Don, Where do I get the 2.08 drivers? --David Cook In article <8F13D7050dscurlock@news>, [email hidden] says... > You've got some kind of serious video issue. Are you using the 2.08 > reference drivers ? They have been the best for gpl for me and a lot of > other TNT gplers.

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