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Conman51=US= wrote:i heard about this before but never believed it would work on my ****....but ill try it...and also get rid of Far Cry 2

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*dies*
Y u h8 FC2?

lol

I'll call this bug as "Roma's bug", what you think ?

Tannhauser wrote:Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*dies*
Y u h8 FC2?

lol

i dont hate it..it just got really old really fast..and sucked up memory that i would rather use for a game like PR

cool. anything else i can move over to my gpu? ;P

By the way to answer, i got a 9800GTX Nvidia card.

And yes, it helps.

BOmmchakalaka!

no.

If you have good hardware you will have alot of FPS
If you have bad hardware you will get low FPS

Download FRAPS to see how much FPS you get. Anything above 60 is excellent. 30 is decent and anything under 30 is shite.

And adjusting in-game settings can dramatically change performance. Along with quitting unneccesary programs when playing...so, yes you can adjust your ingame speed....but you can't adjust father than that...

Scot wrote:Just gonna take it from the beginning:

FPS stands for Frames Per Second. Pretty much the higher this number is, the faster the game flows, but up to about 60 FPS the human

I thought human eye could detect FPS lower than 23.That is why all of the divx,xvids etc. record around 23.25 or 29,you wont notice it while watching it...

Well you should see a difference.

Kruder wrote:I thought human eye could detect FPS lower than 23.That is why all of the divx,xvids etc. record around 23.25 or 29,you wont notice it while watching it...

This was described in another thread, only way films get away with 24 fps is that they use motion blur, in games you will notice differences even over 60 fps iirc.