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  • mojoman0
    Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 102

    #1

    long verifying client data time

    so this loading time is pretty killer at least on my rig and some others I've talked to. I just checked with the windows defrag utility and it says my EoD objects_client.zip file has 822 fragments. This may be the solution to reducing those load times.
  • Fishw0rk
    Member
    • Aug 2005
    • 140

    #2
    Re: long verifying client data time

    I've been experiencing this too. I've got 2gigs of RAM and it never takes me that long to load maps in other mods.

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    • Katana

      #3
      Re: long verifying client data time

      got the same problem here. Got E6600 and 2 gigs of RAM, but still i have to sit and wait for the verify-thing for what feels like days :P

      The loading itself doesnt take long time, but the verifying...

      aint it possible to extract objects_client.zip to decrease loadingtimes?

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      • boots555

        #4
        Re: long verifying client data time

        I also have this problem....Thanks we will look into it.

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        • [GU]LIZARD{GEN}

          #5
          Re: long verifying client data time

          I get that to.. In vanilla and SF I verify in 5-10 seconds I have a raptor 10k RPM 150GB HD.

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          • mojoman0
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 102

            #6
            Re: long verifying client data time

            Hey guys how's the difference in standard BF2 with 2gigs compared to 1. I'm planning on upgrading this summer.

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            • [GU]LIZARD{GEN}

              #7
              Re: long verifying client data time

              Night and day.

              You know I recently upgraded my pc and grabbed an Intel this route, one of the new ones. DDR2800 OCZ, 680i board, and an 8800. I started out with 1GB of RAM. I loaded pretty fast but when I got to verifying it slowed down. I use to load and verify faster on my old pc with 2GB of DDR and it took less then 25 Seconds. I got 2GB of DDR2 instantly I get in seconds. It takes me around 20 seconds to load, and verifying is like 5-10.

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              • DecKs

                #8
                Re: long verifying client data time

                i can confirm this problem too ...i was gonna mention it elsewhere untill i seen this thread

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                • Mach10

                  #9
                  Re: long verifying client data time

                  Battlefield 2 modification client verification will take upto or beyond twice the amount of time required to verify Battlefield 2 vanilla. Why?...

                  When using client verification using non-opitmized MD5 verification (2142 has an optimized version, BF2 doesn't), your PC must byte check all of the following files, when loading a mod with client verification, it has do this for BF2 and then the mod files, thus it may have to MD5 about 1+ gigs of data. With the current processor average speed, and the speed of most hard drives, this will take a bit of time. The larger the mod, the longer it will take.

                  Files for verifcation BF2 (vanilla):
                  Objects_client.zip
                  Common_client.zip
                  Menu_client.zip
                  Fonts_client.zip
                  Shaders_client.zip
                  Booster_client.zip Objects
                  Objects_server.zip
                  Menu_server.zip
                  Common_server.zip
                  Booster_server.zip

                  Files for verifcation EoD:
                  Objects_client.zip
                  Common_client.zip
                  Menu_client.zip
                  Fonts_client.zip
                  Objects_server.zip
                  Menu_server.zip
                  Common_server.zip

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                  • beano

                    #10
                    Re: long verifying client data time

                    mach 10..that sounds very knowledgeable and all that,,,but dcon verifies (at least on my modest pc)the same time as vanilla bf2...but eod takes a bit longer..so it seems all mods dont take twice as long..only some

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                    • mojoman0
                      Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 102

                      #11
                      Re: long verifying client data time

                      seriously takes like 3 mins or more on my puder

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                      • solodude23

                        #12
                        Re: long verifying client data time

                        I don't know what the problem is with mine. My HD's are fine, they are not fragmented at all, I have 1.5gb ram, have decent graphics card, and EoD takes like 7-10 min for verifying client data.

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                        • mojoman0
                          Member
                          • Oct 2006
                          • 102

                          #13
                          Re: long verifying client data time

                          with any luck this patch might accidently sort things out

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                          • Paddington

                            #14
                            Re: long verifying client data time

                            I defragmented my hard drive after a couple days after the install and the verifying client **** got little bit faster.

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                            • beano

                              #15
                              Re: long verifying client data time

                              cant get the new patch to work..not too bothered..theres not 1 city map on eod and ive still got dcon and lost village so no loss..devs u shoulda at least have included a small urban map ..still youre loss

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