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A CLS problem (Read 406 times)
Oct 30
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ThomasKaira
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The problem is: Everything seems to run OK for the first couple of minutes, but after about 2 minutes, the game inexplicably refreshes all the textures and refuses to go beyond 4fps afterwards.
This only seems to occur with the CLS planes I have.
What is the big deal here?
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Oct 30
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, 2007 at 12:45am
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Erm, right, maybe I jumped the gun here.
I have a very nice ATI Radeon X800 installed in my CPU, but I'm actually not too sure if it was even running when I first fired up the sim, because now I've prompted it, the sim is now actually running BETTER then before.
Yes, my vidcard is a bit weird, but hey, it's worth it for what it can pull off.
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Oct 30
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lol how can you forget to turn on a graphics card
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lol how can you forget to turn on a graphics card
That is easy the same way you forget to put on clothes and than go to work
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Oct 30
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The question I want to ask is how do you turn off your video card?
Blabbing Away at SimV Since June 8, 2004
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Oct 30
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OK, let me rephrase.
Sometimes, and this is probably a breaking-in issue, my plane seems to outpace the ground textures in my game, so MSFS tries to resolve this by refreshing all the textures, and in the end it starts committing suicide.
I have traced this problem to my vidcard being slightly overworked, and have found that refreshing the card cures the problem.
That help? Sorry for the word choice, it was late, I was tired.
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