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Default 01-25-2002, 11:58 AM

I got a amd xp1900+ 512 ddr geforce 3 ti500 and my frames go from 100 to fuckign 14 sometimes.. it's not your system man.. this game is fucked up..
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Default 01-26-2002, 05:44 AM

Thanks for all the tips, but NOTHING has made one bit of difference.

Questions:

1) I have an Asus P4B-LX motherboard, downloaded the drivers, but don't know how to install them. Any hints?

2) Could a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard be a problem?

I've about had it!!!! The game looks awesome, but is infuiatingly slow and choppy!
  
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Default 01-26-2002, 06:13 AM

er...
compared to you guys my system sucks
(piii800 geforce2pro)
but i can run in full everything 1024x768x32 and it goes from 60fps to around 20fps
  
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Default 01-26-2002, 06:57 AM

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I dont think the mouse is an issue here.

Here's an explanation on mobo driver installs:
http://www.vividgroup.com/techsuppor...s_install.html

  
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Default 01-26-2002, 08:47 AM

In your Video preferences, set texture detail to medium. I had the same problem, the game would run smooth as silk most of the time, but slow to a crawl when entering a new area.
I'm running at 1024 with everything maxed and this fixed everything for me. No more lag - at all.
Hope this helps.
  
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Default 01-29-2002, 08:02 AM

Finally!!! I removed my Soundblaster Live! card and know I'm getting on avg about 45 FPS (min-low 20s on Omaha Beach; max-90s indoors, no action). I'm pumped, though I wish I could get better.

Not sure what the problem is with the SB, but I noticed that every 7 seconds or so my framerate would drop to around 5, then cycle up to as high as the 90s. I don't care, just so I can actually play now.

Thanks, for all the suggestions!
  
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Default 01-29-2002, 08:14 AM

Another tweak (although my crkced-out mobo wont allow it) is to make sure you AGP apeture size is set high enough (try 128MB if you have 256MB of RAM). I am getting REALLY bad FPS but my memory sharing is only set to 12MB, and MY BIOS won't let me change it. but your probably will . . .
  
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