Run N2 with the -dma -4 switch.
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Marc J. Nelson
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Is there another way to solve this problem without using the 4bit
graphic mode, since it's more pleasing to the eyes with the 8bit
graphic? Would overclocking the graphic card help?
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>Run N2 with the -dma -4 switch. >> I'm running my N2 on a Pentium 200, 64mb ram, and Diamond Stealth II >> S220, using the rendition version of the game. For the most parts, >> the game runs fine. However, I've noticed that whenever my car is in >> the corner, the framerate would drop significantly. Once I'm on the >> straight, things seem to be running fine. Any idea about how I can >> fix this problem? Thanks >> RickyPersonally I couldn't see any difference between 4bit and 8bit graphics.
Maybe i'm just old and blind ;)
Where exactly can you tell the difference? Maybe if someone shows me
where the graphics are inferior, then I too can feel slighted.
-JH-
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> Is there another way to solve this problem without using the 4bit > graphic mode, since it's more pleasing to the eyes with the 8bit > graphic? Would overclocking the graphic card help? > >Run N2 with the -dma -4 switch. > >> I'm running my N2 on a Pentium 200, 64mb ram, and Diamond Stealth II > >> S220, using the rendition version of the game. For the most parts, > >> the game runs fine. However, I've noticed that whenever my car is in > >> the corner, the framerate would drop significantly. Once I'm on the > >> straight, things seem to be running fine. Any idea about how I can > >> fix this problem? Thanks > >> RickyFor the most parts, there's not that big of a difference between the
4bit and 8bit graphics. The color in the 4bit seems a bit dull,
compared to the 8bit mode, at least to my eyes. Okay, I know I'm
rather picky about this. So sue me. ;)


































