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Old September 16th, 2005, 09:09 AM
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I know what the problem is, I think.

Reinstall Quake 3, but select the Max install. I think quake is coppy because it's reading off the cd, not your HD. When you perform the max install, you will be putting the whole baseq3 directory onto your HD. So you wont need to play quake with the cd in the drive.

Then search for the newest point release, I don't remember what it is. Just go to version tracker and search for quake 3.

If this is not the problem, than it has something to do with your internet connection, or you could be connecting to slow servers.

Your computer is ok for quake, trust me. I still play quake 3 on my old iMac running OS 9.2

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Old September 16th, 2005, 02:13 PM
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when i play with bots, on a high definition configuration 32 bits, trilinear, medium details... the games gets choppy.. i dont know why... can you describe the configuration you are using please???thx
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Old September 16th, 2005, 02:25 PM
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It wasn't meant as a smiting... it was just me posting another long (and overly researched) post.

When I start posting short, concise posts, then you know something is amiss. Usually I ramble on and on once started on a topic...

Ummm... which I'm not going to do in this post.

I know, I was just kidding.....figured since it's Friday over here I would pull yer chain a bit.
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when i play with bots, on a high definition configuration 32 bits, trilinear, medium details... the games gets choppy.. i dont know why... can you describe the configuration you are using please???thx
My specs can be seen below in my signature, only thing to add is that I have a Radeon 9000 Pro graphics card, 64 MB

My Quake 3 Arena Graphics specs:

GL Extension: On
Screen Res: 1024x768
Color Depth: Default
Lighting: Lightmap
Geometric Detail: High
Texture Detail: Full
Filtering: Trilinear

In my game options config everything is turned on, except for Simple Items, Sync every frame, Force Player Models etc
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