Brian Fahrlander wrote:
>>
>>
> Well if you've gotten 10 with it ON, there's surely a problem.
> Usually when my cards are at 10, it's off. I'm finding it's a matter of
> both- a solid CPU to keep the data flowing, as well as a fast card to do
> the rendering.
>
>
I get 2000+ FPS
On 03/11/09 16:18, Brian Fahrlander wrote:
> Sid Boyce wrote:
>> I haven't tried Flightgear on other than SuSE/openSUSE, their distro
>> version was pretty useless, so I have always built my own.
>> No problems with Nvidia cards, I tend to run on the latest vanilla
>> kernels and I provide feedback
Brian Fahrlander wrote:
> J Bickhard wrote:
>
>>
>> I get about 9FPS. 15 or so when I'm pointing at the ground or sky ;-)
>>
>>
> Good news: that sucks SO bad, it doesn't suggest your card is bad,
> but rather the rendering isn't turned on. :/
>
>
No, not at all. 1 FPS means no
Jon Elson wrote:
> Brian Fahrlander wrote:
>
>> Good news: that sucks SO bad, it doesn't suggest your card is bad,
>> but rather the rendering isn't turned on. :/
>>
> No, not at all. 1 FPS means no hardware rendering. I have an old
> Nvidia GeForce 4 MX440,
> lspci -v seems to in
J Bickhard wrote:
> A 32MB card isn't enough? Geez. I'm getting a similar-spec NVIDIA card
Oh, it'll work...and trust me: as a guy who (other than this one
machine I'm on) every machine I have is obsolete in the eyes of Windows
guys. A 32M card is like complaining how hard it is to get memor
Sid Boyce wrote:
> I haven't tried Flightgear on other than SuSE/openSUSE, their distro
> version was pretty useless, so I have always built my own.
> No problems with Nvidia cards, I tend to run on the latest vanilla
> kernels and I provide feedback on their driver, VirtualBox and any other
> pack
On 03/11/09 01:23, Brian Fahrlander wrote:
> Ed Greenberg wrote:
>> Ron Jensen wrote:
>>
>>> I haven't flown keyboard in years. :D
>>>
> Yeah, I don't miss it, either. :>
>
>> I appreciate that flying keyboard is silly, but I discovered this in the
>> office, where joysticks and t
On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 9:45 PM, Brian Fahrlander
wrote:
> J Bickhard wrote:
>> Needless to say, my computer isn't bleeding edge. 800MHz PIII with
>> ~700MB RAM, ATi Radeon 7200 32MB video card. I can run flightgear, but
>> it's like watching a slideshow (a very realistic slideshow,
>> nonetheless
