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Nacho_Man

Hi all, I recently purchased a MSI G4TI4400 and the thing runs great. But I found a certain amount of "chugging" ingame. It wasnt from bad FPS, it was actually from skipping from like 80 FPS to 60 FPS. I decided to experiment a little and tried setting my maxfps as 60. You would not believe what this does. My framerates stay steady at 60 FPS and there is no sign of chugging due to framerate drops. Just thought I would share this with the rest of ya.

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Nacho_Man is Offline Member Posts: 48 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Sniping with an SMG more accuate than a rifle	An effective way to reduce the appearence of "chugging& - 08-17-2002, 12:57 PM Hi all, I recently purchased a MSI G4TI4400 and the thing runs great. But I found a certain amount of "chugging" ingame. It wasnt from bad FPS, it was actually from skipping from like 80 FPS to 60 FPS. I decided to experiment a little and tried setting my maxfps as 60. You would not believe what this does. My framerates stay steady at 60 FPS and there is no sign of chugging due to framerate drops. Just thought I would share this with the rest of ya.