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Frosty840
24th August 2001, 04:58
I've just downloaded the new 0.99F version (with some difficulty, the server kept denying the file existed. Then it decided it did, then some of my friends said it didn't exist, then I got a page without the download link, and so on...). Meh, server lockup...

What's bugging me is that my FPS has dropped by a good 10-15 frames per second, and I eventually just reinstalled 0.99E.

Is anyone else getting this significant a problem?
Or should I just buy a new PC (Please say "yes", I'd love to be able to tell people I got a new PC to use Milkdrop :D )?

Apart from the poor framerate on the new version, Milkdrop is my new God. So you're not exactly doing badly ;)

Krash
25th August 2001, 01:34
I don't get a slowdown at all compared to other versions.
considering Ryan optimised some things, it should actually go a little faster.

Other than the slow down when I have text on (fps meter, etc), it runs as smooth as ever

- Krash

Zylot
25th August 2001, 19:38
I don't have that problem either, in fact, it's faster than ever. I can even run it in desktop mode finally, not full res yet, vid card can't handle it.

MisterJingo
26th August 2001, 14:13
I'm running 1280 x 1024 x 32 bit colour an max mesh size and its faster then any of the previous versions!!! :D

Rocker
26th August 2001, 14:26
well thats what happen's when you got a gforce3

MisterJingo
26th August 2001, 14:34
:D It was worth blowing my student loan getting the card just to see milkdrop at these settings ;)

Frosty840
31st August 2001, 02:16
Well, now that I've downloaded it and reinstalled several days later, it likes my PC and, yes, it does improve the framerate.

COOL!

Zevlag
7th September 2001, 19:53
What should the FPS at in desktop mode?

Half Res
Mesh: 32x24
No hardware blit
Auto for texture size

And it runs at about 9 fps on a Win2K TNT2-M64

-Zevlag-

Krash
8th September 2001, 05:24
desktop mode bl0ws on nVidia cards. Something to do with the drivers. If you turn hardware blit on, it will be way faster, but won't look right.

- Krash

Zevlag
8th September 2001, 05:58
Yes I noticed it was faster (but colors/patterns were screwy) with Hardware Blit.

I was just wonderin,

Thanks

-Zevlag-