My frame rate under vista was half that than under XP.

Jim Davis wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Vivec [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 8:03 AM
>> To: CF-Community
>> Subject: Re: Vista Gaming on par with XP
>>
>> This covers games created for Windows under the Games For Windows
>> banner.
>>
>> Try running an older, but still very popular title such as Neverwinter
>> Nights I.
>> Another more recent title that has issues is X3:Reunion.
>> Recent games made for Vista may work fine, but quite a few people
>> still have older titles.
> 
> Actually NWN is one of my favorite games... it runs just fine for me (as do
> all of the D&D games - Baldurs Gate, Temple of Elemental Evil, etc).  None
> of them ever seemed to stress the system much for me.
> 
> On the PC really ALL I play any more is D&D and Valve games.  Although I
> actually keep buying those gems I've missed from Steam (like "Indigo
> Prophecy") I never seem to actually play them much.  Oh... and a WHOLE lot
> of PopCap ("Chuzzle" and "Peggle" are like crack).
>  
> Of course I've never noticed a problem with any game - that's not saying
> that it ISN'T slower, just that I can't notice a difference. 
> The only game that I've had noticeable problems with was "Crysis" (go
> figure)... but the demo for that didn't intrigue me at all enough to buy it.
> 
>> There was also compatibility issues with SLI as recently as 6 months
>> ago, so people weren't just complaining with no basis.
>> Microsoft had to release a hotfix for that issue ahead of Vista
>> SP1.The article itself notes that it took a year and a half to get
>> to the point where the OS is on par with XP in terms of pure Frames Per
>> Second.
> 
> Yup... of course the differences before weren't exactly earth-shattering.
> As I've said, at least in Source-based titles I never saw an initial drop in
> performance.  HL2 stress test was always on par for me. 
> 
>> One should therefore understand the view of early adopters.
> 
> Oh - I do.  Did I actually say anything about early adopter or are you just
> touchy today, my friend.  ;^)
> 
> As I said - I'm an early adopter and have never seen a noticeable
> difference.  I know that some people had actual, factual, no-nonsense
> problems.  I also know that some people had sorta, kinda, "I'm losing 5 fps"
> problems - I MAY pick on them a bit.
> 
> Jim Davis
> 
> 
> 

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