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On 11/2/2005 4:51 AM Scratcher brightened our day with:

>"Martin Welch" <martin@welch.co.uk.eclipse> wrote in message 
>news:Cd2dnR4wjd6LGvXenZ2dnUVZ8qGdnZ2d@eclipse.net.uk...
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>>Hi,
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>>Just built a new Athlon XP3000, ASUS A8N-SLi, 512Mb, 7800GT box to play 
>>Quake IV which is great - 60fps at 1024x768 High detail (which is all my 
>>flat screen will allow). The box is running W2KPro, by the way.
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>>But....
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>>The game stutters. To be specific: the game briefly slows (1-2 sec) to <10 
>>fps when I enter a new area of a map that contains monsters. Then the game 
>>goes back to 60fps.
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>>Is this normal - does this stuttering occur no matter what machine you 
>>have?
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>>I've tried changing the following in Quake4Config.cfg:
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>>seta image_useCache "1"
>>seta image_cacheMegs "256"
>>seta image_cacheMinK "16384"
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>>This seemed to improve things a bit but the game still stutters. I've also 
>>read conflicting descriptions - one says that these settings influence the 
>>amount of RAM used by the game, the other suggests it's the amount of swap 
>>file space used. Does anyone know the correct answer?
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>>Is the cause of the stuttering down to insufficient memory?
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>>If not, does anyone have any other suggestions?
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>>I'd really appreciate any help.
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>>Martin
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>It runs smooth on my computer, no stuttering or lag at all.
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>Athlon 64 X2 3800
>Asus A8N SLI
>1GB Corsair PC3200 Memory
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>I don't like telling people to spend more money, but I would add RAM if it 
>were me.
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>Rob
>pF.Scratcher 
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I didn't even recognize you without the pF.  
I'd defragment my hard drive before buying more RAM.

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