Frame Rate
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Frame Rate
Anyone wanna share their FPS with us?
Get Team Speak Overlay running...activate the FPS on it, so it sohws in the corner.
Run Black Death from the Tracks, at your favoured settings, and see what it dips to as the IL-2's run along the road, and the AJ-2 cassettes explode.
It's not scientific, but its a good test! Just note the lowest number.
Very easy to do too.
Get Team Speak Overlay running...activate the FPS on it, so it sohws in the corner.
Run Black Death from the Tracks, at your favoured settings, and see what it dips to as the IL-2's run along the road, and the AJ-2 cassettes explode.
It's not scientific, but its a good test! Just note the lowest number.
Very easy to do too.
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ahaaa.....didnt know about shop fps. Nice one 
Pick another track Hat, with lots of bangs and crashes.
Run it....twice, and see lowest.
then drop graphic setting IN GAME to the lowest so it looks like a water colour painting
run again.
Post results here.
Pick another track Hat, with lots of bangs and crashes.
Run it....twice, and see lowest.
then drop graphic setting IN GAME to the lowest so it looks like a water colour painting
run again.
Post results here.
War Games: The genre closest to perfect and yet furthest from it too. IL-2, ARMA2, Call of Duty.. the list of close to ideal and far from perfect is eternal...
Jesus I need a new CPU...
On my normal settings - 1024x768, max everything, 2xaa (Worked fine pre-4.0) - AVG 16 fps
On cartoon settings - 800x600, very low everything, no aa - AVG 28 fps.
So its not pixel-pushing power, its definitely CPU/RAM that's my problem
Sent you the track Hat - squadron email addy
On my normal settings - 1024x768, max everything, 2xaa (Worked fine pre-4.0) - AVG 16 fps
On cartoon settings - 800x600, very low everything, no aa - AVG 28 fps.
So its not pixel-pushing power, its definitely CPU/RAM that's my problem
Sent you the track Hat - squadron email addy

/Zak walks up to the penalty spotMA_Luke wrote:Jesus I need a new CPU...
On my normal settings - 1024x768, max everything, 2xaa (Worked fine pre-4.0) - AVG 16 fps
On cartoon settings - 800x600, very low everything, no aa - AVG 28 fps.
So its not pixel-pushing power, its definitely CPU/RAM that's my problem![]()
he shoots....
HE SCORES!!!!!!!
It IS CPU now..not vid card
UNDER CLOCK your CPU's and THEN you'll see struggle....
I knocked mine to Althon 1400 speeds
My X800Pro struggled even at 640x480 in water colour mode......BECAUSE its the CPU not the vid card that effects frame rate at the mo.
Just wanted Hat to know that maybe his card is not the major trouble
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Not a bad board, I had one of them back in the day, find out what core revision your chip is and then do a search in the OC database n see what other people have gotten out of them, should give u a rough idea...MA_Dak wrote:MA_DanglyBob wrote:SO anyone reckon if I upgrade my XP2200 I might squeeze a bit more life out of my Ti4200..?
Ive an XP2000 on a Epox 8K3A Mobo, whats the max i could run on that anyone know?
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Bob....you see my point too as well now 
ITS NOT THE VID CARDS!!!!
Its the CPU power now.
Rias has a Rad9000 and its fine and dandy..BECAUSE she has an XP2600 with 1gig of ram in it.
XP2100 and 2000 were often the old palomino core and were pretty un-clockable
dunno about 2200 tho.
ITS NOT THE VID CARDS!!!!
Its the CPU power now.
Rias has a Rad9000 and its fine and dandy..BECAUSE she has an XP2600 with 1gig of ram in it.
XP2100 and 2000 were often the old palomino core and were pretty un-clockable
dunno about 2200 tho.
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AFAIK XP2200 was exclusively Pally core, 2400+ are guaranteed Thoroughbred so, unless you're unlucky enough to get a Tbred 'A' core (Very few manufactured - much more likely to get a Tbred 'B'; much better clockers) you should be able to clock it well.
XP 1700-2100 can be one of Pally, Tbred A or B so it depends on the age of the chip - Anything older than 2 1/2 years (Made 2002 and before) is a Pally, anything aged between 2 1/2 and 2 years ago could be a Tbred A and anything made between beginning of 2003 and now is likely to be Tbred B and a good overclocker.
Not sure what chip your board can take up to Dak - no info on it on the Epox site, though it is a KT333 chipset so can probably take any XP chip except the 400 fsb Barton's - if not at stock then probably with a bios flash.
XP 1700-2100 can be one of Pally, Tbred A or B so it depends on the age of the chip - Anything older than 2 1/2 years (Made 2002 and before) is a Pally, anything aged between 2 1/2 and 2 years ago could be a Tbred A and anything made between beginning of 2003 and now is likely to be Tbred B and a good overclocker.
Not sure what chip your board can take up to Dak - no info on it on the Epox site, though it is a KT333 chipset so can probably take any XP chip except the 400 fsb Barton's - if not at stock then probably with a bios flash.

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to keep it quiet. 9800 pro's are relatively easy to cool silently with a sink that size.
9800 Pro is one of the best cards ever made. Period. So should be nice eye candy upgrade.
But the frame rate is still controlled by the CPU on most mid range PC's in IL2 at the mo.
Luke's right about those CPU's. I guess Dak's is a Palamino, so not overclockable.
But its quite a fast cpu anyway.
9800 Pro is one of the best cards ever made. Period. So should be nice eye candy upgrade.
But the frame rate is still controlled by the CPU on most mid range PC's in IL2 at the mo.
Luke's right about those CPU's. I guess Dak's is a Palamino, so not overclockable.
But its quite a fast cpu anyway.
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Mine is silent, but it dosn't take up two expansion slots though!MA_Zak33 wrote:to keep it quiet. 9800 pro's are relatively easy to cool silently with a sink that size.
9800 Pro is one of the best cards ever made. Period. So should be nice eye candy upgrade.
But the frame rate is still controlled by the CPU on most mid range PC's in IL2 at the mo.
Luke's right about those CPU's. I guess Dak's is a Palamino, so not overclockable.
But its quite a fast cpu anyway.
Nuttier than a squirrel turd.
Just tried in perfect mode...looks amazing and the FPS was an average of 35.
In perfect mode the difference between highest and lowest seems more stable.
in Excellent mode i can get AVG of 45, minimum hitting 8FPS and highst hitting 90FPS. so not so sturdy. but thats the settings ill stick to.
In perfect mode the difference between highest and lowest seems more stable.
in Excellent mode i can get AVG of 45, minimum hitting 8FPS and highst hitting 90FPS. so not so sturdy. but thats the settings ill stick to.
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