EA needs to make their own recorder

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  • zipp0r
    #31
    Re: EA needs to make their own recorder

    Originally posted by Touch my balls
    I suggest you use renderer.drawfps 1 while shooting a Fraps, either you aren't playing at 100, bf2 maxs at 100fps, unless you have a supercomputer that can write to disk and display the overlay you're below 100 fps. Best I have ever been able to get is mid 50-s, peaking into the low 60s once in while, and I can play with everything maxed out easily at an average of 98 fps.
    got a super computer dude :laugh: my fraps counter stays at 100 whilst recording, i wouldnt say it if it didnt happen :)

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      • eddyeddyd
        #32
        Re: EA needs to make their own recorder

        well...fraps doesnt suk so much anymore now that i can record...

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          • lostinspace
            #33
            Re: EA needs to make their own recorder

            It's mostly about resolution and HD capacity...
            Don't record onto the same drive you are loading from...

            But if you have only like 40 fps to start, forget about recording...

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              • eddyeddyd
                #34
                Re: EA needs to make their own recorder

                Originally posted by DooDaH
                It's mostly about resolution and HD capacity...
                Don't record onto the same drive you are loading from...

                But if you have only like 40 fps to start, forget about recording...
                no idea what u just said...scale it down some, if it was already in lamest terms....then...well....dont tease me

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