gwatts
11-29-2001, 02:32 PM
Alright all you FPS tweakers out there I have a question for ya's.
When I am playing Counter-strike:
If I stare at a wall or some tranquil scene I get 80-99 FPS (fps_max is set to 100)
If there a few people in my view, FPS drops to 60's.
If the bad guys round the corner and all hell breaks loose, FPS drops to high 20's.
Now I figure some drop is to be expected, since a scene with 6-12 people running around shooting fully automatic weapons is going to tax the computer system, but here's my question: can any of you pinpoint a compnent that could be the bottleneck causing such a large drop in my fps during action, or is this normal with my/similar setup?
I see so many people boasting of their 80-100 FPS's - are they talking about when they are stare at the wall too or even when they are in action? What are your experiences?
My Specs:
Abit KT-100 board
Athlon 700 Mhz
128 MHz PC100 RAM
Win 98
Elsa Erazor X2 (GeForce 256, 32 MB RAM)
Soundblaster Live OEM
I am running in OpenGL at 1024x768
Thanks ,
Lt. O'Neil
P.S. I am guessing it could be my video card, not even a GeForce 2. But I'd like to hear from some of you.
When I am playing Counter-strike:
If I stare at a wall or some tranquil scene I get 80-99 FPS (fps_max is set to 100)
If there a few people in my view, FPS drops to 60's.
If the bad guys round the corner and all hell breaks loose, FPS drops to high 20's.
Now I figure some drop is to be expected, since a scene with 6-12 people running around shooting fully automatic weapons is going to tax the computer system, but here's my question: can any of you pinpoint a compnent that could be the bottleneck causing such a large drop in my fps during action, or is this normal with my/similar setup?
I see so many people boasting of their 80-100 FPS's - are they talking about when they are stare at the wall too or even when they are in action? What are your experiences?
My Specs:
Abit KT-100 board
Athlon 700 Mhz
128 MHz PC100 RAM
Win 98
Elsa Erazor X2 (GeForce 256, 32 MB RAM)
Soundblaster Live OEM
I am running in OpenGL at 1024x768
Thanks ,
Lt. O'Neil
P.S. I am guessing it could be my video card, not even a GeForce 2. But I'd like to hear from some of you.