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Slow Motion in UT after v-command
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Slow Motion in UT after v-command
Hello,
I have the following strange behaviour in UT.
After I issue a v-command (in an Assault
level), e.g. to order the bots to attack,
I can only move *very* slowly. Guess who
gets fragged first.....aaarrgghhh <respawn>
The last patch I used was 413. It directly
reduced my FPS drastically. After I restored
the original D3D driver in the system dir
it worked again. But the problem with the
v-command seems unrelated to this.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Matt Houben
Maastricht, the Nertherlands
matt.houben@eurocontrol.be
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System:
ASUS P2B MB with 64MB RAM
Celeron 400MHz@400MHz
3.5" + 5.25" FDD
Quantum Fireball EX 6 GB HDD
Seagate Barracuda 20 GB HDD
Matrox Millennium G200 AGP
SB Live!
HP8100i CD-RW
ASUS P2B rev. 1.10 motherboard | 640 MB 100Mhz CAS 2-2-2 SD-RAM | P!!!-800 MHz @ 800 MHz CPU | Matrox Millennium G200 AGP 8 MB | Soundblaster Live! with digital I/O | Quantum Fireball EX 6 GB UDMA/33 HDD [C,D] | Seagate Barracuda 20 GB UDMA/66 HDD [E,F,G] | HP8100i CD-RW 24x/4x/2x [X] | 3.5" FDD [A]
| 5.25" FDD [B] | Momenta 56K fax/voice/modem | HP4100c USB scanner | HP LJ-5L printer | OS: Win98: All HD partitions FAT32 -
Oh yes, I forgot to mention:
The game itself run normally, all the bots
run around at their normal fast pace.
It's just me who is slow like a turtle.
Regards,
MattASUS P2B rev. 1.10 motherboard | 640 MB 100Mhz CAS 2-2-2 SD-RAM | P!!!-800 MHz @ 800 MHz CPU | Matrox Millennium G200 AGP 8 MB | Soundblaster Live! with digital I/O | Quantum Fireball EX 6 GB UDMA/33 HDD [C,D] | Seagate Barracuda 20 GB UDMA/66 HDD [E,F,G] | HP8100i CD-RW 24x/4x/2x [X] | 3.5" FDD [A]
| 5.25" FDD [B] | Momenta 56K fax/voice/modem | HP4100c USB scanner | HP LJ-5L printer | OS: Win98: All HD partitions FAT32Comment
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