frames per sec in Doom3?

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Does anyone know how to find out what your fps is in doom3? I'm hoping to
have it in a few days.

Thanks
 
Does anyone know how to find out what your fps is in doom3? I'm hoping to
have it in a few days.

Thanks
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This is a total guess but,

/cg_drawFPS 1

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boe said:
Does anyone know how to find out what your fps is in doom3? I'm
hoping to have it in a few days.
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You might try this:

* Press CTRL ALT ~ to open up the console;
* Enter the command TIMEDEMO DEMO1.DEMO

The game will run through a timedemo and show the average FPS afterwards. On
a heavily fragmented drive you might want to run the timedemo twice, the
first time you perform the timedemo it may slow down on HD access which will
result in a lower FPS.


=- Brian Dickens
 
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Does anyone know how to find out what your fps is in doom3? I'm hoping to
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FRAPS should do the trick. http://www.fraps.com


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For some reason, I can't get the standard console to come up as in all the
previous quake engines.
 
I needed the allowconsole in the startup - I'm using the 4.9 drivers and on
the 9600xt, performance sucks!
I have a 2.8HT w/ 1 GIG of ram and 8mb of cache on my HD!
 
See the new AnandTech article on CPU scaling. The 9600XT is holding you
back.

BTW, the 4.9 drivers only give incremental performance gains, on the order
of 4-6%.
 
You might try this:

* Press CTRL ALT ~ to open up the console;
* Enter the command TIMEDEMO DEMO1.DEMO

The game will run through a timedemo and show the average FPS afterwards. On
a heavily fragmented drive you might want to run the timedemo twice, the
first time you perform the timedemo it may slow down on HD access which will
result in a lower FPS.


=- Brian Dickens
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Hi the timedemo demo1.demo does'nt work ???
 
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