- Dec 26, 2004
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So, I was playing D3 on my brothers computer, which is a few steps below mine on the tech tree. Here are his specs:
MSI 865PE Neo2-PLS
Celeron D 2.4
512 DDR 400
ATI Radeon 9200 128MB (non-SE)
He was playing D3 at 640-480/low quality, and I noticed that the game wasn't getting very playable FPS. I ran Fraps at the Enpro facility for about 400 seconds and recieved a rating of 23fps average.
This is probably expected by anyone reading. But here's the wierd part. I pressed the "auto-configure" button, and the game set itself to medium quality. I know, not a big difference. But when I ran Fraps again in the same level, I got 38fps average! I noticed a huge increase in playability, and I didn't even have to turn off the eye candy!
Anybody have any idea how that's possible?:Q
It goes against everything I know.
EDIT Third time around, and he's getting 44fps in Enpro! Has anyone else expierenced an increase in playabilty the second or third time around? What could be causing such dramatic changes?
MSI 865PE Neo2-PLS
Celeron D 2.4
512 DDR 400
ATI Radeon 9200 128MB (non-SE)
He was playing D3 at 640-480/low quality, and I noticed that the game wasn't getting very playable FPS. I ran Fraps at the Enpro facility for about 400 seconds and recieved a rating of 23fps average.
This is probably expected by anyone reading. But here's the wierd part. I pressed the "auto-configure" button, and the game set itself to medium quality. I know, not a big difference. But when I ran Fraps again in the same level, I got 38fps average! I noticed a huge increase in playability, and I didn't even have to turn off the eye candy!
Anybody have any idea how that's possible?:Q
EDIT Third time around, and he's getting 44fps in Enpro! Has anyone else expierenced an increase in playabilty the second or third time around? What could be causing such dramatic changes?