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Re: Frame Rates WAS Re: Duke Nukem is a WIMP

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From: bla... Blaine Dixon
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 00:00
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Jim Harkins (jhar...@netcom.com) wrote:
: 
: Duke3d is the game that told me my machine is outdated.  It's a 3.5 year old
: 50 meg 486.  Oh well, I've been looking for an excuse to a) have a home
: network; b) have a linux box permanantly connected to the net; and c) buy
: I'm halfway through level 3, once I get past the laser beams the game is
: unplayable.  It's too jerky, and the baddies get me as I bounce from 10
: degrees to their left and 20 degrees to their right.  


This is about what happens to me, with a 486SX 50MHZ PC, 10 megs of RAM I 
could play it with the UNIVBE drivers up  to level three but I downloaded 
the ATI M64vbe.com and it's ran slower ever since. Anyone know how to 
uninstall the ATI M64uvbe? I get a max of 5 frams in the first level and 
halfway through the 3rd level its 2 to 3 frames. Unplayable

: 
: 

-- 
Blaine Dixon
bla...@wco.com
http://www.wco.com/~blaine3/
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From: bla...@wco.com (Blaine Dixon)
Subject: Re: Frame Rates WAS Re: Duke Nukem is a WIMP
Date: 1996/03/27
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