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Article #86607Re: Frame rate q
From: McGrandpa
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 19:21
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 19:21
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Inglo wrote: > On 8/10/2004 6:49 AM Mike in Mystic brightened our day with: > >>> I'm using a GA8-IPE1000-G, P4-3.0E/800/1m L2(HT), 2 x 512m PC3200+ >>> at DDR400 dual channel, PNY FX5900-128 (400 core 850 ram), TB Santa >>> Cruz. XP Pro, nv 61.77 and DX9.0c all stock clocked >>> just one run thru timedemo demo1 got 34.8 >>> in game settings are 1024x768 - High - >>> in advanced, all on except vsync and aniso (OFF). >>> McG. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> I've got a P4-3.2HT/800/512kb L2 with an 875P chipset and ICH5R >> South Bridge that supports my 500 Gb SATA RAID 0 hard drive set up. >> I have 4 x 512 PC3200 at DDR400 dual channel. The GPU is a Radeon >> 9800 XT 256 Mb. I'm also using a 20" flat-screen monitor (Dell >> 2001FP) with a 16-ms response time (and I can happily report that >> even Doom3 doesn't suffer any response time issues with this >> monitor). >> >> Anyway, I need to run the timedemo tonight, but using FRAPS I've been >> monitoring my fps and I've been able to run Ultra quality at 124x768 >> with no AA and get 65-70 fps. All advanced are on except vsync. I >> tried 4x AA and the fps dropped in the toilet to about 25. >> >> After reading through those tweaks that you gave the link to McG, it >> looks like I might be able to boost the fps over 100 if I drop down >> to High quality, but I wonder if the compression will change the >> game's "feel" enough to make it noticeable. I'm sure having 60+ fps >> is just fine, anyway. >> >> I'll repost after I run the timedemo tonight. >> >> Mike >> >> >> >> > The Doom 3 engine is capped at 60 fps so you can't be getting 65-70 > fps. It can occasionally show more than 60 fps but that's just an fps > display counter anomaly. > > -- > The Brain From Planet Arous (1958): > "Bad alien Gor takes over scientist Steve's brain; good alien Vol > takes over Steve's dog's brain." > > Steve [Inglo] Gosh, you're right, I remember reading that last night over at UpsetChaps. So I shouldn't be concerned much having got a rock steady 5 times in a row 57.2 fps in the timedemo. :) Um, I'm sure I made the odd change or two in DoomConfig.cfg that I didn't copy over into my autoexec.cfg, would you want to see that stuff too?
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