3D spellen en vreemde haperingen

[Symphony-X]

Ik heb een PIII450, 192 mb ram en een hercules MX retail.

Over het algemeen draaien 3d spellen wel goed (Quake3, Mortyr, Rayman2, Halflife enz.), maar wel met de nodige haperingen...

Bijvoorbeeld het spel Mortyr:
draait gigantisch snel (misschien wel té snel;().., maar om de zoveel meter 'schiet tie door' of hapert tie.. das dus kut.

Ik heb de vsync aan (zowel D3D als openGL) en de aperture size op 128 staan, doe ik em lager dan gaat tie alleen maar meer schokken. Ligt dit aan mun proc? Is tie te langzaam voor de videokaart ofzo, kan die em niet bijhouwuh

iemand tips?

thx

[Jake Blues]

Hier http://www.geforcefaq.com/ staan goede tips, bijvoorbeeld :

Q. Games stutter with my GeForce. How can I fix it?

Make sure you have the latest drivers installed.

Go into the System Control Panel, click on Device Manager, and find your CD/DVD-ROM drive(s) and hard drive(s). Go into each one, click on Settings and tick DMA. This enables UltraDMA.

Make a permenant swap file of 150MB. In the System Control Panel, click on Performance and select Virtual Memory. Select 'Let me select my own virtual memory settings', select the hard drive that you want the swapfile on (the fastest drive) and type 150 in both boxes. Click OK, ignore the warning and restart.

Make sure that Video BIOS shadowing is disabled in your BIOS.

Make sure that your GeForce card is not sharing any IRQs with another card - the only device that can have the same IRQ is the 'IRQ Holder for PCI Steering'. If you find that the GeForce is sharing an IRQ, try moving the card that it is sharing the IRQ with to another slot.

If your AGP Aperture is set to 256MB, try changing your AGP Aperture to another value (keep it above 16 as setting it at or below 16 will disable AGP) - see the 'How can I change my AGP Aperture size?' question.

You can try disabling auto-mipmapping in the control panel. This has helped some people with stuttering problems: however, it may result in reduced image quality and overall speed.