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Zacker 26-11-2004 17:10

Re: HL2 Shaders, killing ur computer
 
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Originally Posted by @$3.1415rin
nvidia gfx card ? :P

Yep. Geforce FX 5700LE overclocked 70% on core and 56% on memory:)

Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanhendriks
turn off aa and that crap and yo urun it smooth on 1024x768..

Wrong. As I also wrote in my post AA&aniso dont take much as long as its only 2x. I could not feel the difference between with or without AA, I could just see a slight FPS drop.

On another note I am capable of running the Source engine video test in 800*600 with _everything_ set to highest at an average of 65 fps. Running it in 1024*768 with everything set to medium I get 62 fps. Resolution does indeed affect my FPS Stefan...

stefanhendriks 26-11-2004 23:02

Re: HL2 Shaders, killing ur computer
 
AA 2x will make a pretty big fps hit! Especially when you set a high resolution. Afaik the entire screen gets antialiased. So before a screen is drawed, some other processing is done. In my experience it cuts the fps down with 30% on 2x AA.

Its odd when it does not make a difference though.. :(

Huntkillaz 26-11-2004 23:09

Re: HL2 Shaders, killing ur computer
 
yeah 128mb sdram and running xp pro :D


i'm gonna be poor after that 2k upgrade :'(

@$3.1415rin 27-11-2004 11:11

Re: HL2 Shaders, killing ur computer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanhendriks
AA 2x will make a pretty big fps hit! Especially when you set a high resolution. Afaik the entire screen gets antialiased. So before a screen is drawed, some other processing is done. In my experience it cuts the fps down with 30% on 2x AA.

Its odd when it does not make a difference though.. :(

that depends mostly on your RAM interface and the internal clock of your gpu. 2x AA isnt that expensive, because most data you need to calculate a pixel at a similar position to the old one is already cached.

stefanhendriks 27-11-2004 16:36

Re: HL2 Shaders, killing ur computer
 
i have no knowledge of this. I only told you guys my experience ;)

Well so far i had that with 3 computers; especially my laptop is bad at antialiasing.


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