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my card can do that 2 :)Quote:
Originally posted by lynx@19 December 2003 - 12:48
it works fine at 1024x768 in CoD, with high settings
actually, the quake engine is the best over all games..... thats why games like pop and the newest games cant be played on our "low-end" cards, but games with really nice gfx and "new" ones...such as CoD (or even Enemy Territory)
can be easily played with mx cards :D
i saw it.......have you try playing a game w/ 12fpsQuote:
Originally posted by lynx@19 December 2003 - 21:13
Below 30fps is choppy?
Perhaps you didn't understand my post: the human eye is incapable of detecting changes more than about 12 times per second.
okay let me rephrase.....any thing under 30fps is not very enjoyable, especially first person shooter
@raiserblade2003: I owe you an apology - see my post about my new card/drivers.
theres nothing to apologies for?....but seriously, what are u appologizing(that dont look right) for? read the other thread and....HUH? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by lynx@19 December 2003 - 22:37
@raiserblade2003: I owe you an apology - see my post about my new card/drivers.
What it appears to do with the bad drivers is give a lot of output, then stop and think while it builds the next frames, then give a lot of output again. This gives the choppy appearance you were talking about.
So I was wrong when I said you couldn't see choppiness at 30fps - if your drivers are doing the same sort of thing you may well be seeing that effect. So what you may be getting is 32fps for 7/8 of a second, then a 1/8 second pause. That averages out at 28fps, but would give the choppy appearance.
ohh........see i told u so :P :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by lynx@19 December 2003 - 22:53
What it appears to do with the bad drivers is give a lot of output, then stop and think while it builds the next frames, then give a lot of output again. This gives the choppy appearance you were talking about.
So I was wrong when I said you couldn't see choppiness at 30fps - if your drivers are doing the same sort of thing you may well be seeing that effect. So what you may be getting is 32fps for 7/8 of a second, then a 1/8 second pause. That averages out at 28fps, but would give the choppy appearance.