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  • 29-01-2006 2:05pm
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    bullhammer
    Closed Accounts Posts: 44 ✭


    I have an fx57 with 2 x 6800gts and 2 gb ram.
    I am playing battlefield 2 maxxed out and get 95-100fps.
    Is this right for this this rig or should i be getting more?
    Thanx ................


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    K.O.Kiki
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    Frame-rate needed for smooth gameplay -- >60fps

    I suspect a smug b*stard :rolleyes:


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    bullhammer
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    K.O.Kiki wrote:
    Frame-rate needed for smooth gameplay -- >60fps

    I suspect a smug b*stard :rolleyes:
    Sorry if you took me up the wrong way, but I didnt know about fraps.com until this morning.......................


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    projectmayhem
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    i think anything above 60fps is useless. why? because the human eye can't see the difference. dogs can though...


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    BadCharlie
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    projectmayhem wrote:
    i think anything above 60fps is useless. why? because the human eye can't see the difference. dogs can though...

    What you say is true, but i do notice when the game FPS go higher then 60 as it just looks better.


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    TerrorFirmer
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    Yeah, how terrible, because I'm sure even though its maxed out, with 100fps, despite us generally only being able to see 50-70 really, there *could* be something wrong with your rig....:rolleyes:

    Last time I got 100fps on a game was Soldier of Fortune II.....but that runs on a 500mhz machine :D

    I never bothered checking my fps in any modern games....if it looks good and plays smooth, I don't give a crap!


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    projectmayhem
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    HavoK wrote:
    I never bothered checking my fps in any modern games....if it looks good and plays smooth, I don't give a crap!

    indeed. though i have the little tracker thing on css (i can't remember how to turn it off). i tend to get a steady 50fps or there abouts without any of this tweakery...


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    Doc_Savage
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    projectmayhem wrote:
    indeed. though i have the little tracker thing on css (i can't remember how to turn it off). i tend to get a steady 50fps or there abouts without any of this tweakery...

    meh... i get about 120 to 180 fps... on stock!

    incidentally anyone know how to turn off that tracker/display thingy?


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    BadCharlie
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    netgraph_0
    I hope thats what your on about.


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    TerrorFirmer
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    Doc_Savage wrote:
    meh... i get about 120 to 180 fps... on stock!

    incidentally anyone know how to turn off that tracker/display thingy?

    What card have you got? CS: S isn't a very demanding game in terms of gfx though....I'd imagine you should be getting alot more with your x800 projectmayhem!


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