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avelanchefan · 03-25-2003, 04:26 PM

First thing I noticed was that you should set the programs resolution exactly to your CPU's resolution. I found (at least on mine) that sometimes it would not switch correctly.

Also when I bought this 14 months ago version 1.0 and up would not work on my wifes laptop. I decided to try it (again...) and this time it works. Why? I have no clue at all. In fact her computer has only 8 mb of video memory.

Also what is the standard fps? My new computer(P4 2.53 ghx/128mb nvidia GeForce4 MX 440) runs it at 60-62 fps. Which I feel is fine. My wifes cpu( AMD duron 900/8mb Rage ATI) runs at 20 fps. This also looks fairly good, but I see some aliasing. But you have to look real hard to see it.

I saw the thread that had some people running at 300+ fps. So when does it run to overkill? 30/60/100 fps? Just curious.

By the way it looks rock solid on my 17inch flat panel monitor. :-)

03-25-2003, 04:26 PM	#1
avelanchefan Registered Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Arizona Posts: 12	A few things about MA2... First thing I noticed was that you should set the programs resolution exactly to your CPU's resolution. I found (at least on mine) that sometimes it would not switch correctly. Also when I bought this 14 months ago version 1.0 and up would not work on my wifes laptop. I decided to try it (again...) and this time it works. Why? I have no clue at all. In fact her computer has only 8 mb of video memory. Also what is the standard fps? My new computer(P4 2.53 ghx/128mb nvidia GeForce4 MX 440) runs it at 60-62 fps. Which I feel is fine. My wifes cpu( AMD duron 900/8mb Rage ATI) runs at 20 fps. This also looks fairly good, but I see some aliasing. But you have to look real hard to see it. I saw the thread that had some people running at 300+ fps. So when does it run to overkill? 30/60/100 fps? Just curious. By the way it looks rock solid on my 17inch flat panel monitor. :-)