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N2 frame rates with Packard Bell

1 post by 1 person · 14 Dec 1996 - 14 Dec 1996

W. Cra 14 Dec 1996#348227
I'm running a Packard Bell P-60 with overdrive to P120 , 32 meg of ram,256 cache, 2 meg vid memory on the built-in cirrus card, running withUniVBE. Did a frame rate test at Michigan with all graphics turned on, except grass and asphalt textures, set skids/paint to auto to get the frame rate. Did the testing on pace lap and start of race with 3 heard, 3 behind, 640 x 480 graphics, starting at the rear. With 6 ahead got steady rates of 14. With 21 ahead got steady rate of 11. Took the 21 ahead to Bristol and it dropped to 10. Almost getting too rough to play. I found that the best improvements in frame rates are achieved by limiting the cars ahead. But I like the looks of all those cars layed out in front. Frame rates of ten get a little rough but at Bristol they thin out quick and the frame rate climbs fast...so it's a fair trade off for me. Don't know how those low frame rates would effect your driving in real (not AI) competition?

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