[|U`u|ZaZelLamouT]

processeur quad core 2.4ghz
ram: 3go ddr2
gpu: nvidia 630 gt 2go ram
internet : 8mega

[FS Frankie V]

If your getting good frame rates in 4.1 but not in 4.2 it's time to check the usual suspects. If your topping out at 60 then in most cases this would be a V-sync issue and a simple fix of turning off V-sync in the set up menu. What this does is it caps your frame rate at the max refresh rate of your monitor and since most LCD monitors tops out at 60hz.

Another is a lot of video cards have additional settings in “their” control panels that tends to over ride any settings you make inside the game as well save special configurations for a given game or applicator.

If you can't get past 60 then that you are probably V-sync locked to the refreeze rate of your monitor.

[flegutz]

I'm having this same issue, im only getting 12-20fps:

AMD Phenom quad core

Nvidia GTS250 512MB

2GB RAM

200GB HDD

Samsung 225BW


23mbps cable DOCSIS 3.0 modem

Windows 7 professional 64-Bit running UrT at 1024x768

It's not my monitor..

This post has been edited by flegutz: 17 November 2012 - 03:12 PM

[balafre]

Frankie V, on 17 November 2012 - 12:13 AM, said:

If your getting good frame rates in 4.1 but not in 4.2 it's time to check the usual suspects. If your topping out at 60 then in most cases this would be a V-sync issue and a simple fix of turning off V-sync in the set up menu. What this does is it caps your frame rate at the max refresh rate of your monitor and since most LCD monitors tops out at 60hz.

Another is a lot of video cards have additional settings in “their” control panels that tends to over ride any settings you make inside the game as well save special configurations for a given game or applicator.

If you can't get past 60 then that you are probably V-sync locked to the refreeze rate of your monitor.

Good FPS 4.1 and 4.2 -> 4.2.5
Since 4.2.6, i have many drops fps

[flegutz]

I think it has to do with texture settings, when i changed mine to low, framerate improved when i enabled it, it went back down to 12fps

[|U`u|chocoala]

I noticed fps lower than usually, with some time disturbances:

- Windows 7 with intel core i5 2430M CPU @ 2,4 GHz
- 4Go ram
- Nvidia GeForce GT 520MX 1Gb
- Driver Nvidia 8.17.12.6856

[|GH|okoca]

1. Pentium Dual Core T4300 2.1Ghz
2. 2048 Ram Speed 800
3. Mobility Radeon HD 4500/5100 // 512Mb
4. 8.861.0.0 // date: 2011/05/24
5. Nothing more than URT and classic application. Like 4.005 without drop FPS.
6. http://www.speedtest.../2313959276.png
13.2 Down // 0.86 Up

Windows 7 family service Pack 1


Hope it will help you.

This post has been edited by okoca: 17 November 2012 - 04:52 PM

[Duckie FR]

1. AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4800+
2. 1024 Ram
3. ATI Technologies Inc Cedar PRO [Radeon HD 5450]
4. Linux 3.1.0-1-686-pae #1 SMP (Debian wheezy/sid)

Frequent FPS drops from 60 to 25/40.

[thewonderboy]

Just a shoutout for users with multicores.

Few years ago when I was investigating my laptops massive performance drops I came across a topic saying that vista (and potentialy any other windows OS) could sometimes either get "messed up" with the cores or swap between them for centrain applications/games that either caused huge performance drops little in a while or constant lagging. This happens if one core is really stressed and one is more than capable of handling/offloading its buddys tasks. This may also happen if the program is treated as "minor" process.

To prevent this from happening, go to task manager and right click the process/exe (urban terror) then choose "set" "affinity" or "affility", I dont remember what is the proper wording for that

My laptop showed CPU0 and CPU1, leave only one marked (preferably the one which is less occupied)

Also notice that some modern processors have "virtual cores" which fool the software to think there is more cores available that there is physicaly, nothing major though.

Im not saying that this will work, Im sayan it may do something, I got rid off some nasty slow ups in Unreal Tournament 99 but didnt do much else for other games.

DONT mess around and set the cores randomly for different processes, neither should you do this for any newer games since they usualy require multiple cores.


Going to test HD today on my desktop PC to see how it runs.

[KarlMariaSeeberg]

thewonderboy, on 19 November 2012 - 08:12 AM, said:

To prevent this from happening, go to task manager and right click the process/exe (urban terror) then choose "set" "affinity" or "affility", I dont remember what is the proper wording for that />

i would've done that a long time ago .. but setting affinity is not possible on a mac .. as far as i know