what is a good frame-rate for CPR?

I was wondering what a good frame rate would be for my computer when running CPR--------I don't have a 3d card and I have a p150.......... it sometimes gets in the 15's, others in the 8's...........is that a horrible frame rate?? please help,,,thanks Freddy

How do you display the frame rate in CART? On Sun, 16 Nov 1997 11:37:51 -0600, "Thomas Woodbery"

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>I was wondering what a good frame rate would be for my computer when running >CPR--------I don't have a 3d card and I have a p150.......... >it sometimes gets in the 15's, others in the 8's...........is that a >horrible frame rate?? >please help,,,thanks >Freddy

Type "FRAME" while playing the game. Check out The APEX http://www.quiknet.com/~joja for more information about CART Precision Racing. Thanks John >How do you display the frame rate in CART? >On Sun, 16 Nov 1997 11:37:51 -0600, "Thomas Woodbery" >>I was wondering what a good frame rate would be for my computer when running

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>>CPR--------I don't have a 3d card and I have a p150.......... >>it sometimes gets in the 15's, others in the 8's...........is that a >>horrible frame rate?? >>please help,,,thanks >>Freddy

>it sometimes gets in the 15's, others in the 8's...........is that a >horrible frame rate?? Well, that's a matter of opinion... some people here will tell you that any sim is "unplayable" at anything less than 30 fps... Personally, I think a frame rate of 15 is very playable and very enjoyable and I wouldn't complain about it... I'll sacrifice frame rate to add more graphics - i.e. I've only got a P-133 and the last thing I'm going to do to get better frame rate is turn off the ***pit... to me, it's just not fun anymore if you don't have a ***pit... Now, I'm not a real serious "simmer". I play for fun. Some people need a fast fps to judge braking points and turn in points and to get into a good rhythm... so, if you're like me, I'd say 15 fps is pretty good... if you're a die-hard,you might say 25 fps is the absolute minimum "good" frame rate... Anyway, the bottom line is, are *you* happy with what you've got? And, as with so many other things in life, it doesn't really matter what we think....... :-) - Mike. ==================================================== Mike Holthouse - Indianapolis, IN I'm sick of spam!! To e-mail me, remove the "x"... ====================================================