Like so many of you I was getting a solid 36 fps in gpl ver1.0. When I
installed the patch,my frame rates actually increased. Every once in a while
I would see the magic number 40!! At the time I was using a T2.
Today I purchased a MS FF wheel. And after installing it,my frame rates
decreased to a low of 22,but running by myself at Monza I still got fps
34-6,except passing the pits where the fps would fall to around 27fps.
So at least for me,the frame rate problem is certainly related to the FF
issue.
Joel Willstein
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> Like so many of you I was getting a solid 36 fps in gpl ver1.0. When I > installed the patch,my frame rates actually increased. Every once in a while > I would see the magic number 40!! At the time I was using a T2. > Today I purchased a MS FF wheel. And after installing it,my frame rates > decreased to a low of 22,but running by myself at Monza I still got fps > 34-6,except passing the pits where the fps would fall to around 27fps. > So at least for me,the frame rate problem is certainly related to the FF > issue. > Joel WillsteinI have same results :( Try running a full field (which I am assuming you
are not if you got solid 36 fps even in the pits) and use the sample
core.ini and you will likely see the warping/slow motion effects we are
talking about. When I eliminated all communications, client and server
sections from the core.ini, things have almost returned back to
normal--probably to the level you are describing with the strange
fluctuations. Even before doing that, going down to a 5 car field greatly
reduced the problem.
Marc.
> > Like so many of you I was getting a solid 36 fps in gpl ver1.0. When I
> > installed the patch,my frame rates actually increased. Every once in a while
> > I would see the magic number 40!! At the time I was using a T2.
> > Today I purchased a MS FF wheel. And after installing it,my frame rates
> > decreased to a low of 22,but running by myself at Monza I still got fps
> > 34-6,except passing the pits where the fps would fall to around 27fps.
> > So at least for me,the frame rate problem is certainly related to the FF


































