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Help and Support Forums => Technical Support => Topic started by: JB17 on October 31, 2007, 07:03:04 AM
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I have been working on a warping problem for nearly a year with no success until now. I am not a computer Guru.
My problem was a consistent skip on the screen every three seconds and then a very bad warp at the point of enemy contact which was frustrating for both players. No furballing possible. One memorable instance had me 400 off his six then I warped to 200 ahead of him and shortly flaming into the ground. The variance would jump to +/- 1 each skip.
The final solution was in the Vista Power settings. You can choose from Energy Star, Power Saver or High Performance. SET IT TO HIGH PERFORMANCE!
Lastly, my story involved Comcast "Support"/Geek Squad/new routers/new video card/reconfiguring Vista to Skuzzy's specs/ scouring the forums and untold hours and hours of tweaking/frustration (and death). I will not go into the dollar$. I had deduced the power issue long ago but Geek squad said my power supply was more than adequate. I stumbled onto a post here that made me aware of the power settings and bingo!
Thank everyone for your help along the way! :aok
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Here I thought everyone knew about those pesky power settings.
Laptops are absolutely horrible to play a game with unless you change the default power settings.
Desktops are also headed in that direction.
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Is there a setting like that in XP I'm not aware of? Just looked and didn't see one in Power Management.
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Originally posted by JB17
I have been working on a warping problem for nearly a year with no success until now. I am not a computer Guru.
My problem was a consistent skip on the screen every three seconds and then a very bad warp at the point of enemy contact which was frustrating for both players. No furballing possible. One memorable instance had me 400 off his six then I warped to 200 ahead of him and shortly flaming into the ground. The variance would jump to +/- 1 each skip.
The final solution was in the Vista Power settings. You can choose from Energy Star, Power Saver or High Performance. SET IT TO HIGH PERFORMANCE!
Lastly, my story involved Comcast "Support"/Geek Squad/new routers/new video card/reconfiguring Vista to Skuzzy's specs/ scouring the forums and untold hours and hours of tweaking/frustration (and death). I will not go into the dollar$. I had deduced the power issue long ago but Geek squad said my power supply was more than adequate. I stumbled onto a post here that made me aware of the power settings and bingo!
Thank everyone for your help along the way! :aok
warp dweeb :D
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Originally posted by Angrist
Is there a setting like that in XP I'm not aware of? Just looked and didn't see one in Power Management.
i hate your avatar
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Originally posted by kilz
i hate your avatar
Why...are they putting t.u. fans in Alaska now?:p
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My system was a desktop.
HPa6030
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Originally posted by Angrist
Why...are they putting t.u. fans in Alaska now?:p
what rank where the aggies ???????????
now bow down and take the horns
LMFAO :D
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Originally posted by kilz
what rank where the aggies ???????????
now bow down and take the horns
LMFAO :D
Uhhh....what was that score last year, Chief? lol
So you can talk when this years game has been played!
Saw 'em Off! :aok
/threadjack off