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09-24-08, 10:09 AM   #7
Grimsin
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Mazzle really plays vary little on your fps or your internet speed. Your FPS is primarily dictated by your monitor, graphix card, motherboard and processor. I run at 70 fps if i look at a wall while in shat. if i turn around and look at everyone in front of the bank it drops down to the 50's. And yes i am using mazzle in all its glory

Some things to take a look at....

If you have a flat screen with onscreen menu's go threw them to see if there is a fps setting. usually rated in mhz's you want to of course put it as high as it will allow. One of my monitors allows for custom ones so i can actually get up to 72fps.

Is your G-cards fps up? most gcards restrict you to 60fps. Nvidia GT's and GTX's can support up to 72 or higher depending on other factors. The settings of course are in the Nvidia control panel.

Last but not lest.... the rest of your system. Is your motherboard as up to date as your gcard? got 2gigs of ram at lest? (note: more then 3 gigs of ram on xp is pointless xp dosnt support it) does the power pack you have pump out enough to truly power your gcard? If not wheres the power being sapped from? the gcard or somewhere else?


If your interested in what set up i have that runs such high fps, its as follows...

Abit Fatality AN9 motherboard with AMD AM2 64 x2 6400+ processor. 2 gigs of ram. SLI nvidia 7800GTX graphics cards. Tagan 900W PSU. 4 SATA2 HD's both wow and operating system on small drive. All liquid cooled.
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