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I installed Gentoo 2005.0 on my AMD 3000+ with a Geforce 6600 GT PCIE and the game runs poor. When I open it it takes about a minute to put me into the menu and then when I join/start a game it takes 5 minutes minimum to start and then it runs poorly. I tried using the AMD64 native binaries but have began trying to use linux32 to run the game. I created the symlinks from libSDL and openal to the appropriate spots and I start the game by typing linux32 ut2004. Am I doing something wrong or what else could I try/do?
nVidia drivers were one of the first things I installed after I had the system running and the nice --adjustment=x thing doesn't do a thing to improve the games performance.
Yes I did change the X to a number and I am 100% sure it says nvidia instead of nv. I've installed those drivers numbers of times and I'm prettty sure I know how to do it.
sorry if I sounded rude there.... didn't mean to be
there's a lot of people who ask that question who don't know much...
anyway, why are you invoking the executable with a linux32 ahead of it?
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nevermind that question, reread your post, makes sense
hmmmm, I have a GeForce 6800 Ultra and my loading time is about the same
in-game, try opening the console (~) and typing in "stat fps"
see what your FPS is... if it's high, maybe you need to up the quality in the game control panel (have you done that yet??) if it's low, it's either something with the game or the system
try invoking "glxgears" via the command line and see how many FPS you get
if high but low in uT, something's up with the game itself
if low, something's wrong with the system or the drivers
Last edited by benrose111488; 06-30-2005 at 11:27 PM.
I am using the linux32 command because I've read places that performance is better using the 32bit binaries rather then the 64bit ones. Under GLXgears I get roughly 7000 fps and within Unreal I get about 90 but it jump rapidly to around 20 which makes the game nearly unplayable. I believe it's something with the game itself but still havn't found a solution to my problem after about a week of looking.
Still no difference in anything that I can tell. I have installed the game from both emerge and from the installer on the CD... No difference in either of them.
try turning the settings in-game all the way down on everything and see if it does it then
if not, slowly increase the settings until it does it again and that should help you find exactly what setting is causing it... if that is what's doing it
No difference... Even the loading at the beginning takes forever... like before I get to the main menu. I ran memtest86 and it ran fine for 36 hours without an error. It's really getting bothersome...
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