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linux4ever
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Posted - 2005.12.30 12:37:00 -
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hi there i have avvarage fps at 14 and this is crap
my comp is way better here my stats :
p4 3.2
3.5 gb ram 533
geforce xfx 7800 gt
so any solution how i can make my fps better ???
would be glad
thx bye
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sHERU
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Posted - 2005.12.30 12:56:00 -
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Hmmm... how on earth did you got 3,5 gb of internal memmory? 
Please provide more and above all CORRECT information.
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linux4ever
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Posted - 2005.12.30 13:11:00 -
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lol i buyed them ^^
and my cpu temp when i play eve is about 50 i already got the best cpu cooler (no watter cooling) i got the zalman one
so any help ?
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sHERU
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Posted - 2005.12.30 14:31:00 -
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Edited by: sHERU on 30/12/2005 14:36:11
 Originally by: linux4ever
lol i buyed them ^^
and my cpu temp when i play eve is about 50 i already got the best cpu cooler (no watter cooling) i got the zalman one
so any help ?
It could be anything at the moment. But lets get a checklist to see what can be done.
- Check this list HERE
- Update your drivers (Videocard/Chipset/VIA/SIS)
- Make sure your Video card has its own IRQ number (check bios)
- Enable UltraDMA (is default on for windows XP)
And to shed some light at your 3,5gig claim... its nearly impossible or it would explain your preformance loss.
a 3.2 ghz intel cpu uses dual channel memmory, that way it will acces 2 of the same type of memmory modules at the same time.
So only numbers like 2x 256 = 512 or 2x 512 = 1024 or 2x 1024 = 2048 or 2x (2x 1024) = 4096 (4096 = the maximum amount of memmory that can be used on a singel x32bit memmory controller)
3,5 gig would mean 2x 1024 = 2 gig +(1x 1024 + 1x 512 = 1,5 gig running at half the speed)= 3548 = instable memmory? Atleast not something I want to try.
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linux4ever
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Posted - 2005.12.30 15:53:00 -
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i already checked the tutorial
i got the newest drivers and stuff
to point 3 what is the irq thingy?
thx
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Kaahles
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Posted - 2005.12.30 17:01:00 -
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I.)
do you have one or two (SLI) Cards in your system? if there are two try eve just for testing with one.
heared a lot about problems with "dual hardware" (dual cpu sys, dual core cpu, sli and all the other stuff)
II.)
the most people with such a system turn FSAA und Aniso-Filter to the maximum. Try with turning it of, many older games have problems with all the new filterung-stuff
if i find more possibilities i'll write it down here ;)
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sHERU
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Posted - 2005.12.31 08:19:00 -
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Edited by: sHERU on 31/12/2005 08:19:57
Now you mention it, dual hardware usualy gives games older dan 1 year some trouble yes.
About the IRQ thing, every AGP en PCI slot has a irq number (IRQ = Interupt Request)
This usualy applys to AGP cards, that sometimes by default share there IRQ with a other PCI card. If that IRQ is shared with a network card or simulair the AGP card tends to be slower and making drops in FPS.
Plese refere to your bios manual how to assign a IRQ humber dedicated to your video card.
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Kaahles
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Posted - 2005.12.31 12:16:00 -
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Well.. just another idea if you have an SLI system. desiable it oder try another rendering mode
or try with lesser ram. Just install 1 GB or something like that, maybe eve is to stupid for using such a real big ram (maybe you can give me one ore two ram sticks :) )
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