I've attached a log file I made for GPL.
I dialed in. Started Netscape. Logged into VROC. saw a Glen race. ALL
with the system monitor running. The moment before I clicked on (Join)
I started the log. I ended the log just after I got out of GPL. And the
incroments are set to every second. And recording the Kernel: Processor
Usage (%)
I joined a 56k modem race with one other opponent (server) and did a
pit out lap and one full lap. Just rounding the left hand kink before
the 90 some one else joined in for a total of 3 drivers. My GPL setup
is being run with ALL graphics off and at 640x480 and with the detail
slider all the way to the left and sound set at 0. So, I ask you.. Is
this graph showing the norm. for machines like mine? or should the graph
be smaller numbers?
K6-2/350
512k cache
128 meg pc100 sdram
VD2 w/12 meg ram
Dimond stealth 3d w/4 meg ram
SB AWE w/8 meg ram
2 HDDs with the V memory set for the D:\ (5.x Gig)
Sysmon shows while running GPL the numbers never went below 90%
--
Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing?
MikeBa on the TEN network.
Racing online with the help of......
Race Communications Association
http://members.xoom.com/RCA/toc.html
Holodyne Engineering
Mystic Music
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Hard Core!
At least I know why my P2-300 makes an ordinary host.
Ben
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>I've attached a log file I made for GPL. > I dialed in. Started Netscape. Logged into VROC. saw a Glen race. ALL >with the system monitor running. The moment before I clicked on (Join) >I started the log. I ended the log just after I got out of GPL. And the >incroments are set to every second. And recording the Kernel: Processor >Usage (%) > I joined a 56k modem race with one other opponent (server) and did a >pit out lap and one full lap. Just rounding the left hand kink before >the 90 some one else joined in for a total of 3 drivers. My GPL setup >is being run with ALL graphics off and at 640x480 and with the detail >slider all the way to the left and sound set at 0. So, I ask you.. Is >this graph showing the norm. for machines like mine? or should the graph >be smaller numbers? >K6-2/350 >512k cache >128 meg pc100 sdram >VD2 w/12 meg ram >Dimond stealth 3d w/4 meg ram >SB AWE w/8 meg ram >2 HDDs with the V memory set for the D:\ (5.x Gig) >Sysmon shows while running GPL the numbers never went below 90% >-- >Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing? >MikeBa on the TEN network. >Racing online with the help of...... >Race Communications Association >http://members.xoom.com/RCA/toc.html >Holodyne Engineering >Mystic MusicI played the Windows NT DirectX 3 pinball game and it flat-lined the PII 266MHz
CPU as well. It's a good (and realistic) game but doesn't place anything like the
burden on the system that GPL does. I'm afraid this that this is the nature of
realtime games.
Cheers,
Paul
