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Quote from: clawstrider on August 11, 2011, 07:22:33 amQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Ontopic: Glad it worked, could be useful for some people with really slow computers.
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Ontopic: Glad it worked, could be useful for some people with really slow computers.
Quote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.
Quote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.
I might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.
Quote from: omaroo2 on August 11, 2011, 08:12:54 amQuote from: clawstrider on August 11, 2011, 07:22:33 amQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Ontopic: Glad it worked, could be useful for some people with really slow computers.You didn't actually write anything there
Quote from: clawstrider on August 11, 2011, 07:22:33 amQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Ontopic: Glad it worked, could be useful for some people with really slow computers.Like me :/ btw my computer was never slow it has 4gb ram and intel core i3 and 320gb hard disk with ati radeon hd graphic card but screw toshiba :/
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Ontopic: Glad it worked, could be useful for some people with really slow computers.
Quote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...
Quote from: clawstrider on August 11, 2011, 07:22:33 amQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:25:53 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:21:39 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:15:51 pmQuote from: clawstrider on August 10, 2011, 10:14:04 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 10, 2011, 10:12:42 pmI might try this out on my laptop since my desktop gets like 500FPS on average, I'll let you know how it works.My netbook can easily handle WoM, although I do have quite a few overheating issues, of which I imagine this program would make it worse, but why would you want it? I find that you don't really notice fps go up after about 40ish max... Your eye cannot detect too many frames a second.Your eye cannot detect more than 60FPS. And even though my laptop has a pretty good processor, i still get like 19fps full screen with no fog.Yeah, but what do you use full fog off for? I find that when I am building, I prefer to only be able to see my build, so have fog on. It focuses my attention more. When im not building, I generally have no fog or one level of fog on. I find unless you are patrolling big areas (Viewing builds or looking for grief/swasticas) fog is fine.Well i rarely play on my laptop and since my desktop can handle no fog all the time and still have a huge ammount of FPS, i just got used to it.Anyway I tried this out, it increased my FPS from 19 to around 26. So does it work? Yes. Does it increase speed 100% with no lag, No.How can you use a desktop, I found using a mouse (With minecraft, generally it is easier) so much harder than my Laptop Trackpad...Are you saying it's easier to use a trackpad than a mouse?
Uhhh, you might be the only one in the world with that view.
Confusing? You move it to where you want the cursor to go. I myself find using the track pad a nightmare and i avoid using it whenever i can. I have a separate wireless mouse for my laptop so i dont have to use the track pad.
meh got 8gb mem quad core 4gb mem card.
There is no way to make it use more than 1 core as far as i know but you should have no problem running this is you have a quad core. As i stated i get 500fps on average. What processor do you have?Quotemeh got 8gb mem quad core 4gb mem card. Which one of those values is for your ram?
Quote from: Nick3306 on August 16, 2011, 12:50:18 amThere is no way to make it use more than 1 core as far as i know but you should have no problem running this is you have a quad core. As i stated i get 500fps on average. What processor do you have?Quotemeh got 8gb mem quad core 4gb mem card. Which one of those values is for your ram?Lol no dont have any problems at all8gb ram memorya quad core4gb video ram.Hope this is more clear haha.But was just wondering if it was posible to use more cores .
Quote from: ThuGie on August 17, 2011, 06:45:26 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on August 16, 2011, 12:50:18 amThere is no way to make it use more than 1 core as far as i know but you should have no problem running this is you have a quad core. As i stated i get 500fps on average. What processor do you have?Quotemeh got 8gb mem quad core 4gb mem card. Which one of those values is for your ram?Lol no dont have any problems at all8gb ram memorya quad core4gb video ram.Hope this is more clear haha.But was just wondering if it was posible to use more cores .ummmm, 4gb video ram? Are you using crossfire or sli? Because the only single GPU that i know that has 4gb video ram costs $2800
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