FPS on stalker

tigersty1e

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What kind of frames per second can I expect with Stalker on my system?

1680 x 1050 no AA, no AF, medium quality?

Same as above, but with everything on high?


Thanks.
 

MarcVenice

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Medium should run okay, depending on the lighting you use. The best lighting, dynamic I think won't be doable. High will be choppy too. At least, that's how it worked for me and my 8800gts 320mb at that resolution, with a x2 3800+ @ 2.6ghz. You've gotta tweak the settings very carefully, then you'll get good performance and nice eye-candy.
 

450R

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I get 35-45 FPS (depends heavily on the area you're in) @ 1280x960 with most settings on medium with a system identical to yours except stock clocks. This guide is pretty handy.
 

warcrow

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Originally posted by: MarcVenice
Medium should run okay, depending on the lighting you use. The best lighting, dynamic I think won't be doable. High will be choppy too. At least, that's how it worked for me and my 8800gts 320mb at that resolution, with a x2 3800+ @ 2.6ghz. You've gotta tweak the settings very carefully, then you'll get good performance and nice eye-candy.

MarcVenice is right--the lighting is crucial, in this game, to performance. Dont go with the full quality--that X1950XT will probably have issues at that resolution.

 

duragezic

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You could probably use Object dynamic lighting. Once you drop to static lighting, it runs fast as all hell, but looks pretty dated, cause it's DX 7 or 8 (can't remember which) then. I started it up again last week and had hoped that I could play with dynamic lighting after supposed optimizations in patches. So I set it to Object dynamic lighting, mid-low details, 1680x1050, and although it was playable most of the time, it was a bit choppy too often for my likes. So I didn't have much else to do besides lower the resolution which I didn't want so I just had to use static lighting, but then I can up other details since it is very fast on static.

The reason I mention this is if my rig was somewhat close to handling Object dynamic lighting at 1680x1050, you should be able to. Your CPU is a good bit faster and a X1950XT is much faster than my 7800GT.
 

450R

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Object dynamic lighting is what I use (E6420 + X1950XT) ... it's a good compromise.