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Offline Oblisk

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Performence issues. Any Low-end patches available?
Hmm, I just had a quick run with the latest build, and I am getting a few slowdowns in some large battles. What would be the most memory-hogging option for FS2Open? Glowmaps? Mipmapping? I average about 60fps, but it can drop to around 3 or 4 when big explosions go off. I also heard there are packs for "Low end packs" or something? Is there a low end 3D Shockwave patch or any more "low end" patches like this?

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Offline CP5670

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Re: Performence issues. Any Low-end patches availa
If you're using D3D, switch to OGL. It seems D3D doesn't like the new shockwaves. OGL is faster and more stable at this point anyway and ATI cards will only get specular mapping on OGL.

 

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Re: Performence issues. Any Low-end patches available?
Is there a reason why the game runs in 16bit under OGL mode...? (I set all my settings to 32bit in the launcher)
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Offline Oblisk

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Re: Performence issues. Any Low-end patches available?
Oh, any does anyone have links to the low-end shockwave?  :blah:
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Re: Performence issues. Any Low-end patches available?
Somoen want to bump this down to SCP?
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Offline Kosh

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Re: Performence issues. Any Low-end patches available?
Somoen want to bump this down to SCP?


Guess not.
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