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  • _S3rH3nD_
    Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 187

    #1

    unstable ping

    i bought a 7600gs 256mb for my old rig..it has passive cooling.(45c when i launch the pc 60-65 when idle after 30 minutes-70-76c after playing bf2 for a lnog time)
    my mobo can run it with agp4x bus speed only.
    my specs are 2 gigs of RAM 266mhz
    intel p4 2.4 ghz titan
    mobo=ga-8ir2003
    and gigabyte geforce 7600gs agp 4-8x 256mb

    i am getting unstable fps in bf2 with
    geometry high
    effects high
    terrain medium
    texture medium
    and all others low expect sight 100%

    fps in game= 28-35-48-56-72-80
    changes like every 2 seconds

    doesnt give me a troubling laggy gameplay but still it has an effect.
    would like to know why?

    i meant unstable FPS BTW not PING
  • tmac26
    Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 65

    #2
    Re: unstable ping

    have you ended all programs before playing bf2? virus scanner, firewall, any downloads will lag you. also upgrading your video card from agp to pci will help out also. and at least 2 gig of memory.

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    • =98=
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 10299

      #3
      Re: unstable ping

      An unstable ping leads to unstable FPS...

      Fix the ping and you might fix the FPS.

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      • TheButler208

        #4
        Originally posted by _S3rH3nD_
        i bought a 7600gs 256mb for my old rig..it has passive cooling.(45c when i launch the pc 60-65 when idle after 30 minutes-70-76c after playing bf2 for a lnog time)
        my mobo can run it with agp4x bus speed only.
        my specs are 2 gigs of RAM 266mhz
        intel p4 2.4 ghz titan
        mobo=ga-8ir2003
        and gigabyte geforce 7600gs agp 4-8x 256mb

        i am getting unstable fps in bf2 with
        geometry high
        effects high
        terrain medium
        texture medium
        and all others low expect sight 100%

        fps in game= 28-35-48-56-72-80
        changes like every 2 seconds

        doesnt give me a troubling laggy gameplay but still it has an effect.
        would like to know why?

        i meant unstable FPS BTW not PING

        you're getting unstable fps because you you should be setting most of your stuff on low. Maybe some medium, but really low dude. P4... 7600... come on.
        yeah low and 1024x768.. at max.

        sure you can look at the beach and get 70fps.

        Look at some buildings, people, maybe a little action, its all a lot harder to render so yeah your system will bog down a lot, instantly.

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