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GnomeCruncher New Kid Posts: 5 |
Slow video with snow
vB post 151825 - 02/03/09 09:14 AM |
When running through Alogr's level 5 and and any other level with snow fall the video is very choppy. I am running a quad core with a BFG 9800. Grapic Settings: Windowed at 1440x900 Anti-Alias off Foliage 10 Specilar Light yes Light Bloom 3x Any ideas? TIA |
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LunaSkye Actual Hawk Posts: 368 |
vB post 151826 - 02/03/09 09:16 AM |
I have the same problem but I have it fullscreened and everything else off. So I dunno. -------------------- ArtemisSkye - Lvl 27 Mage LunaSkye- Lvl 60 Ranger SerenitySkye - Lvl 15 Fighter "When life gives you lemons, make grape juice and force everyone to wonder how you did it" Catch me, DJ Lunaria, on Insane Radio! It's the most fun you can have without batteries  |
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LordMagnus Dungeon Walker Posts: 1,700 |
vB post 151830 - 02/03/09 11:05 AM |
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VozNador New Kid Posts: 2 |
vB post 152451 - 02/18/09 06:05 PM |
I have had the same issue, although I'm blaming it on having shared video memory.. Anyone with a dedicated(256+mb) video card have any fps issues at the same place? |
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Ripper_McGee Dungeon Walker Posts: 3,198 |
vB post 152452 - 02/18/09 06:45 PM |
XP or Vista? 32 bit or 64 bit? I'm running on a Dell Inspiron E1705 laptop with the following: Core2 Duo 2.16GHz processor 2GB 667MHz SDRAM Nvidia GO 7900GS 256MB I run the game with the following settings: AntiAlias = 0 (I force it in the Nvidia Control Panel) FoliageAmount = 10 Fullscreen = true FullscreenHeight = 1200 FullscreenWidth = 1920 Gamma = 5 (brightness) LightBloom = 2 Specular = true UISize = 1 VSynch = false (forced on in NVidia Control Panel) Generally speaking, I rarely run into any fps issues. I have, on occassion, had slowdowns in snowing zones, but never consistently. So, in my case, I'm running on hardware that's older than yours and less powerful, but at a higher resolution and with fewer problems. Why? Have you tried a clean driver install, is your system optimized for gaming (no processes running in the background, defragged, etc...)? |
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