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We're talking about UT classic, right? (i.e Not 2003?) under preferences in the Network tab, you should have it above 56K (something like Cable or LAN). Edit And you should really reconsider upgrading to a newer kernel (2.4.25/2.6.4) since 2.6 kernels are quite good for gaming.
Originally posted by CKHarri sry thought u were talkin about how ut handles network stuff LOL, yeah its set to cable/dsl.
I'm just trying to discard the obvious things first... Even if you set it to LAN the game will sitll run jerky? Have you tried other On-Line games? (trying to narrow things to UT here).
Originally posted by CKHarri yes it's still the same if it's set to lan (it doesn't run jerky just a delay on my firing compared to my XP setup) and no i only play ut
Other On-Line senstive activities (streaming music, like radio stations, etc) that exhibit a lack of feed problem?
Distribution: Gentoo 2004.2: Who needs exmmpkg when you have emerge?
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anyone want to dust this thread off? ive tried the tweaks on this forum, ive upgraded to the 2.6.5 kernel, ive moved to fluxbox, installed the latest nvidia drivers, and glxgears sticks at 3.8k fps. any suggestions?
ps: what category in the kernel config are the schedular improvements in?
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