the game is to slow

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mysticgamer

Discussion Starter · Apr 13, 2001

i am using a iso of dragon ball gt and the game play is too slow
i am using petes d3d
here is my configeration
fulscreen mode 600x800
color depth 32 bit
texture quality is r8 g8 b8 a8
filtering is extended w/o sprite
catching type dynamic
use fps limit
auto detect
use frame skip
off screen drawing is extended
advance blending hardware
framebuffer black

i have a authentic amd k6 3d processor
and 56 mb ram

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andyqkw

· #2 · Apr 13, 2001

Try setting the following settings to

color depth - 16 bit
texture quality - r5 g5 b5 a5
fps limit - 60 or 65

auto fps limit does not work well for me so i've set mine to 65. Hope this help.

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mysticgamer

Discussion Starter · #3 · Apr 13, 2001

its 56 mb of ram

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Roor

· #4 · Apr 13, 2001

Try just not setting FPS limit... or set it to 200.
At home, using a K6-II 400mhz and an old Voodoo1, using LEWPY's GPU and using FrameSkip, I get some 50fps or more during game... although movies are played a bit slow (40fps).

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Musashi

· #5 · May 1, 2001

Originally posted by mysticgamer
i am using a iso of dragon ball gt and the game play is too slow
i am using petes d3d
here is my configeration
fulscreen mode 600x800
color depth 32 bit
texture quality is r8 g8 b8 a8
filtering is extended w/o sprite
catching type dynamic
use fps limit
auto detect
use frame skip
off screen drawing is extended
advance blending hardware
framebuffer black

i have a authentic amd k6 3d processor
and 56 mb ram

try 640x480 and the fast settings...

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Dacs

· #6 · May 1, 2001

mysticgamer, are you using a onboard vid card by any chance?

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Musashi

· #7 · May 1, 2001

My vid card is On board and runs DBz at 50-60 fps... no problem!
Sis 620 8 megs...

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Dacs

· #8 · May 2, 2001

SiS 620 is a damn slov vid card....

That's the reason I was forced to buy a V3 2k PCI. It's far more worth for it's price =)
If you can afford, buy another decent vid card. You will see drastic improvement over your gaming experience

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Dacs

· #9 · May 2, 2001

I mean having an onboard vid card

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