softweir wrote:
Personally, I hardly ever notice when the framerate drops until it gets down to 4 frames a second or so. Maybe my brain is too good at filling-in bad incoming data, so I'm not very sensitive to low framerates. Also, I
never do anything like running FRAPS! Why should I have a program telling me "Hey! Stop enjoying the experience! The framerate is too low!"

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i run fraps basically because my pc has a matrix orbital lcd which displays and records the fps info as well as temps/voltage/cpu usage/ram/virtual memory and almost everything else you could need to know about with an overclocked machine,
but your right it shouldnt spoil my game, and it dont...the game looks wonderfull and changing the gfx setting lower dont increase the fps so i have it looking its best all the time,
i have to say the work thats gone into the ships/stations is awe inspiring and highly impressive
also the game "feels" a lot more responsive a huge improvement over x2 imho it feels a lot easier to weave in and out of station structures whilst trying to avoid a missile or evade an attacker,
its just with such a high end rig i expected it to play flawless and the little stuttering i encounter is easily ignored,
however being the FPS fan that i am,(trading makes me puke

) i cant ignore the massive slowdown while taking a fleet into battle, lusting for blood and dreaming of "starwars" stylee battles of massive fleets of ships will have to wait i guess

AMD64 X2 4400+ @ 4800+
2 gig (dual chan) corsair pc4000 xms
2x gigabyte 7800gtx (sli)
gigabyte GA-K8N Ultra-SLI
3xWestern Digital Caviar SE 250GB SATAII
3 months hard graft, and many funny looks from GF
