I would like to know if it's normal. I have a pentium 90 with 40 Megs of
ram with a Stealth 3D 2000 XL with 2 Megs and i can't put all the
details to the highest configuration with GP2. If i do that, the frame
rate is under 20. To have a frame rate over 20, i can only put 2 or 3
things for the details.
Thanks in advance.
On Fri, 29 Nov 1996 12:52:24 -0500, Pascal =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dor=E9?=
The most important thing to look at is PROCESSOR OCCUPANCY. To do
this, while you are in the game, press "O" (the letter) and it'll tell
you the percentage. If you're running under 100%, you're running in
real time. Meaning that a lap that takes 1:21 will actually take 1:21.
If you run over 100%, the computer has to slow EVERYTHING down to make
your lap time correct. So a lap of 1:21 might take 1:28 in real time,
but the computer sees it as 1:21.
But if you'd change your proccessor to a p-120 or p-133, you'd
proabbly get great results because they calculate MUCH faster.
Marc
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>I would like to know if it's normal. I have a pentium 90 with 40 Megs of >ram with a Stealth 3D 2000 XL with 2 Megs and i can't put all the >details to the highest configuration with GP2. If i do that, the frame >rate is under 20. To have a frame rate over 20, i can only put 2 or 3 >things for the details. >Thanks in advance.> The most important thing to look at is PROCESSOR OCCUPANCY. To do
> this, while you are in the game, press "O" (the letter) and it'll tell
> you the percentage. If you're running under 100%, you're running in
> real time. Meaning that a lap that takes 1:21 will actually take 1:21.
well actually not ! when i run 1:16 in adelaide on my pc, the 'real'
stopwatch says 1:09. when a friend of mine runs 1:16 in adelaide on his
pc the stopwatch says 1:11, and both of the pc's are running below 100%.
ok this is not the topic of this thread, but its a problem, and i
wonder, whether lap times of different pc's are really compareable.
any ideas ?
addie
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>On Fri, 29 Nov 1996 12:52:24 -0500, Pascal =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dor=E9?= >>I would like to know if it's normal. I have a pentium 90 with 40 Megs of >>ram with a Stealth 3D 2000 XL with 2 Megs and i can't put all the >>details to the highest configuration with GP2. If i do that, the frame >>rate is under 20. To have a frame rate over 20, i can only put 2 or 3 >>things for the details. >>Thanks in advance. >The most important thing to look at is PROCESSOR OCCUPANCY. To do >this, while you are in the game, press "O" (the letter) and it'll tell >you the percentage. If you're running under 100%, you're running in >real time. Meaning that a lap that takes 1:21 will actually take 1:21. >If you run over 100%, the computer has to slow EVERYTHING down to make >your lap time correct. So a lap of 1:21 might take 1:28 in real time, >but the computer sees it as 1:21. >But if you'd change your proccessor to a p-120 or p-133, you'd >proabbly get great results because they calculate MUCH faster. >MarcSo is Microprose reprogramming the damn thing?? If so, when, and how will
we existing owners get it?
Maybe for you it's "peanuts", but for someone with a P-120 the
difference is substantial. Faster CPU, faster motherboard, graphics,
PCI, hard disk access and memory. Sounds good to me....
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