From what I know Kyle, that is the 'proper' way to install graphic card drivers. The graphic card drivers when simply installed over Windows graphic card drivers now appear to work regardless though.
Out of curiosity nara, what is your 'Windows Experience Index' score in regards to Gaming Graphics?
Saibot: Could very well be the specs on your computer. Grab me on MSN because I'm curious.
Possible vista/fps problems
Thanks for that link lack, I did what it suggested and my fps is back in the 100-something range, woooot :>Lackadaisical wrote:Until then you could always try to change settings around a bit, there's a lengthy topic about it here: http://forums.armagetronad.net/viewtopic.php?t=18595
Sparks tend to bring the FPS down pretty hard.
Uhhhhh speak english pls? Wth is Windows Experience Index lolPaladin wrote:Out of curiosity nara, what is your 'Windows Experience Index' score in regards to Gaming Graphics
Sorry Nara. Based on your topic I assumed that you are running Vista. Within Vista, there is a new feature called 'Windows Experience Index' which gives you a rating on your computers specs. I believe that 5.8 is currently the top score that any item can receive.
To find it:
->Start
->Control Panel
->System and Maintenance
->Performance Information and Tools
This will provide you with a list of 5 items, (Processor, Memory, Graphics[Aero], Gaming Graphics, Primary Hard Disk) but the one that I am curious about is the 4th one, Gaming Graphics.
Also, excuse my ignorance, but is this the 'new' desktop released by HP with the touchscreen or is this a laptop?
To find it:
->Start
->Control Panel
->System and Maintenance
->Performance Information and Tools
This will provide you with a list of 5 items, (Processor, Memory, Graphics[Aero], Gaming Graphics, Primary Hard Disk) but the one that I am curious about is the 4th one, Gaming Graphics.
Also, excuse my ignorance, but is this the 'new' desktop released by HP with the touchscreen or is this a laptop?
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I don't have Vista..but I have some serious fps problems.
I have three computers that Tron is installed on at my home. One computer is pretty new, and gives me 80+ fps. Then two older ones. My Dell Latitude gives me 3 to 6 fps, and then I have a Dell Dimension that gives me one or two fps. My Dimension is pretty fast when having to play video clips, etc. But when it comes to Tron, it freaks out. Each computer is connected to the same internet. And the internet works great.
It doesn't seem like my computer is the cause of this...? Am i nuts?
It doesn't seem like my computer is the cause of this...? Am i nuts?
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Again, i clearly don't have Vista..sorry =[
Nah np :) Checked the index and it said my graphics was 3.8, not great at all compared to the full 5.8. And yes this is the "new" touchscreen desktop, not the laptop.Paladin wrote:This will provide you with a list of 5 items, (Processor, Memory, Graphics[Aero], Gaming Graphics, Primary Hard Disk) but the one that I am curious about is the 4th one, Gaming Graphics.
Also, excuse my ignorance, but is this the 'new' desktop released by HP with the touchscreen or is this a laptop?
As for Ashervinia, did you try doing what the link suggested? It's in the first post of this thread.
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arg
Yes, i changed all my settings to the lowest, and everything that that link says..but still no more fps. Could it be my graphics card, even if my computer is running other applications with greater graphics smoothly?
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