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3/30/08 6:20 PM
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i had similiar problems to the OP when i joined eq2 in feb. brand new machine ith 8800 gtx 768's in sli
i went from vista, to xp, back to vista. the OS made no difference on this client the reasons are as follows:
1) eq2 does not support multiple cores. the client will actually run better on a single core P4 than on any multiple core machines
2) the client passes shadow rending to the cpu, and not your video cards gpu - further degrading performance. there are other processes i'm sure that are also dealt with in this manner
basically when in installed eq2 on my 2004 p4 HP laptop i got superb performance - with a 128mb geforce go video card over my dual core extreme, RAID, dual 8800 gtx SLI system
and if you have an SLI system, disable SLI. you'll automatically see an increase in fps - in xp and in vista
edit: i maintain 60 fps in crysis at maximum settings, and my machine got 21k 3dmarks |
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9/19/07 6:23 PM
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Originally posted by dabor city of heroes/villains is the same way, and it's done ok. hell,it's done better than EQ2 in terms of subscriptions.
people will be in groups by choice to enjoy the game and (eventually) the instances will scale depending on group size. this is a breath of fresh air from the forced grouping, which only a small single-digit % of any mmorpg' population are able to generally do reliably to advance their character. eveyrone seems to be forgetting in so short a time the horros of PuG's just in WoW after BC |
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9/19/07 6:21 PM
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Originally posted by blackbellamyread the forums yourself
they talked about it 4 months ago. it wont always be locked, it just is for now on the beta client. the retail client will be a bit different
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