FPS increase?
Julia-Louis Dreyfus
basically looking for a way to boost FPS. after i installed vista my fps went from 70-80 to low 20's if that. i turned down most of the effects and im getting mid 20's now. just wondering if theres any quick tweaks or anything out there. i already have the most recent video drivers+bios. any help would be cool, thanks
Woop Shotty
The obvious tweak for vista is to reduce the GUI settings.
Julia-Louis Dreyfus
yeah thats kind of a last resort thing for me. for CS:S theres configs you can use too boost in game fps, was looking for something along those lines or a line i can throw in the shortcut
gone
turn off v-sync..post process, lower sound quality..screen rez.. blah blah..;-p
try adding -noshaders.
try adding -noshaders.
iridescentfyre
There isn't. In my experience, even turning off Aero results in barely any noticeable FPS increase. This is why very, very few gamers use Vista.
Julia-Louis Dreyfus
yeah too bad my xp disk decided to start giving me install errors any reason why the FPS went down so much in guild wars as compared to the rest of my games? they are all about the same, gw just took a huge dive
iridescentfyre
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Originally Posted by Julia-Louis Dreyfus
yeah too bad my xp disk decided to start giving me install errors any reason why the FPS went down so much in guild wars as compared to the rest of my games? they are all about the same, gw just took a huge dive
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KZaske
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Originally Posted by Julia-Louis Dreyfus
yeah too bad my xp disk decided to start giving me install errors any reason why the FPS went down so much in guild wars as compared to the rest of my games? they are all about the same, gw just took a huge dive
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gone
if you're not up to date perhaps this will help.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Brief Description
Install this update to resolve potential Graphics Virtual Address problems that may occur when running Windows Vista.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Brief Description
Install this update to resolve potential Graphics Virtual Address problems that may occur when running Windows Vista.
Yanman.be
I have 0 problems while running on vista...it's usually a driver issue...
iridescentfyre
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Originally Posted by Yanman.be
I have 0 problems while running on vista...it's usually a driver issue...
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Yanman.be
I say from 70-80 IS a problem, seeing as I got a performance boost....
Hyper.nl
What are your system specs? (Especially graphics card and driver version)
Cargan
I tried this the other day. if you turn off all the extra display things in vista, like the glass windows and shadows and whatnot, it'll go back up to 70-80. My system is the same as when I used xp on my old computer the FPS was around 60-70, with the new computer with Vista (home 64bit) it dropped to 20-30.
I reduced all the nice visual effects of Vista and it boosted the FPS back to 70. I'm a sucker for a nice UI tho so I put the Vista visual effects back on and just deal with my lower FPS @ somewhere between 20-40 (or drops to under 20 if I accidentally resize or minimise the window. requires a restart of GW to get the FPS back).
Cargan
I reduced all the nice visual effects of Vista and it boosted the FPS back to 70. I'm a sucker for a nice UI tho so I put the Vista visual effects back on and just deal with my lower FPS @ somewhere between 20-40 (or drops to under 20 if I accidentally resize or minimise the window. requires a restart of GW to get the FPS back).
Cargan
alexkapi12
check if your card is vista ready and download the vista drivers