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Tiny Tim
Just wanted to share a problem I had and subsequent solution.
In Call of Duty, extra textures are only recommend to be played on a 256 mb
card, as on 128 mb cards there should be AGP-swapping. But when I played
with extra textures I got extreme stuttering on my 9800 XT, indicating that
there was a lot af AGP-swapping going on, despite having 256 mb of ram on my
card.
The solution to this was setting the AGP-texturing in the BIOS to 256 mb,
from 128 mb. Have had no problem with this setting with other games I tried
(UT2K3, Q3, RoN).
CoD now plays smoothly at 1280x1024/6xFSAA/16xAniso with all settings to
max.
Hope this helps others with the same problem.
My system:
ASUS P4PE
P4 3,06@3,5
512 mb Corsair 3200 DDR
Regards
In Call of Duty, extra textures are only recommend to be played on a 256 mb
card, as on 128 mb cards there should be AGP-swapping. But when I played
with extra textures I got extreme stuttering on my 9800 XT, indicating that
there was a lot af AGP-swapping going on, despite having 256 mb of ram on my
card.
The solution to this was setting the AGP-texturing in the BIOS to 256 mb,
from 128 mb. Have had no problem with this setting with other games I tried
(UT2K3, Q3, RoN).
CoD now plays smoothly at 1280x1024/6xFSAA/16xAniso with all settings to
max.
Hope this helps others with the same problem.
My system:
ASUS P4PE
P4 3,06@3,5
512 mb Corsair 3200 DDR
Regards