Re: Doom 3 issues
How have you established that the slow downs are due to the VPU? As others have posted here Doom3 engine is quite CPU intensive. Also while Far Cry, HL2 etc may look better subjectively, are they doing the same type/amount of work on the CPU?
Have you tried the same test at different resolutions? If the drop is not there at lower resolutions, then it would indicate the issue is to do with the VPU, but if the drop still exists even at low levels, then its more likely to be a CPU/System limitation.
Proforma said:Well I don't have any problems with FARCry or any unreal 2004 game and Doom 3's graphics arn't really that good to make it this slow.
Its not exactly like I have a 486 trying to run Doom 3 here. Whats the latest Pentium 4 3.60 Ghz? Its not like CPU's are at 6 Ghz or something
and like I said, the graphics, physics and gameplay isn't exactly out of this world. Unreal 3, Half life 2, Far Cry look much better and I have not tried out the Unreal 3 yet but still come on.
I am waiting on a Dual Core 64-bit CPU and PCI Express so I can get a new system.
How have you established that the slow downs are due to the VPU? As others have posted here Doom3 engine is quite CPU intensive. Also while Far Cry, HL2 etc may look better subjectively, are they doing the same type/amount of work on the CPU?
Have you tried the same test at different resolutions? If the drop is not there at lower resolutions, then it would indicate the issue is to do with the VPU, but if the drop still exists even at low levels, then its more likely to be a CPU/System limitation.