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I tried it and it worked but it didn't have the same results with you.
It increased mine from 65 to 68 but it's an improvement after all. Anyway thx, i will post it in mine signature if you have no objection so more people can be helped. |
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Amazing.. Do you have any clue why this actually works?
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No. I searched google, and I only found out that some guy told its because it only works on Direct3D mode, so blizzard made some cap to prevent something. If you are playing in -opengl mode, it will not work. Anyway, 99% of players play without -opengl mode, so it will work for everyone.
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What the fuck. That's just...what the fuck.
Change your status to Beyond Awesome plz.
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How much did you get?
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About 10 fps, from 55 to 65.
Quite a bit smoother now.
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How do I check my fps? :>
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u are the man!
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Anybody know what I am missing here? I change it from 1 to 0 and hit decimal. However, when I go back in there, it is back on hexidecimal. Every time. The number change stays though... I also don't notice any difference visually, and my fps fluctuates quite a bit (but I don't notice any significant difference between 1 and 0).
Does it require it to be decimal? And if so, how come it reverts back to hex? Anyone else notice this if they go back and double check?
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Yes, its back to hexadecimal. Its only important to save it as zero. To check your FPS, type /fps when playing Dota in your chat.
Check (compare) the fps before and after using this guide.
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I didn't notice much of a difference really. I tried comparing letting it sit before picking a hero, then while picking invoker, then after, but it still ranged from 6fps during invoker lag to 60 during a calm period. I was wondered if this would help the lag that that computer in particular experiences at some points, but I don't think it really will (at least not visibly, even if the fps remains slightly higher).
It had been working better until recently. Now, when a game gets really late (45+minutes) it begins lagging heavily. Early and mid game is fine (though worse than non-garbage computers). Is it WC3/DotA that sucks up more memory as it goes? It doesn't seem to be the computer, since if you join another game it is fine early on and again becomes worse later, and rebooting doesn't do much (those late games the person on that computer might as well give control, since you get only a couple frames during the fight- nothing else running, not even in the tray, and we recently completely reformatted the computer thinking that would solve the problem :/). I don't see any reason not to change this though, if it does increase fps.
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OMG.
WHAT THE!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!EDIT : Awww. It still didn't work. I got like 60+ fps at the beginning but when the creeps started to fight, it went down to 30. Then after like 4 minutes, the fps became 17-21. Any help? |
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Yea, i did everything exactly as you said and my FPS stayed at 30. o_o
Any idea why? |
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My fps was 65 before and after.But good try though
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I tried fiddling with this when I was having some FPS issues with my wc3.
When I did this I did notice a clear increase in displayed FPS but the game was not smoother at all, and I also felt like the game was 'unstable' and it would sometimes lag a looot even if I have a a machine that runs sc2 on ultra. I suspected that the increase in FPS was just redundant frames and that the frame buffer was locked for a reason so I left it locked. For the people who did see an increase in performance (I mean increase in performance not a higher amount of FPS reported by wc3), are you per chance using super poor CPU:s with decent gfx cards? On my machine it's the other way around so perhaps it is only good to unlock the frame buffer if your gfx card is the bottle neck and not the cpu..
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Before: 30
After: 30 Since I have an integrated Intel VGA in my notebook such things don't work. Nothing new. Could have worked with my desktop PC tho, too bad I fried it 9 months ago, lol. |
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