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    Wolfenstein demo performance

    I get rates around 50ish. In some parts about 90FPS with all options on. I have a dual 500 w/Radeon on 10.1. If you need to display frame rates add this line to your config file. seta cg_drawfps "1" That will show your frame rates while you play. Since there is no single player mode yet...
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    10.1 not for gaming

    The reason that Alice runs poorly and Unreal Tournament runs well is the fact that Unreal uses RAVE and Alice uses OpenGL. Rave has a smaller footprint and runs faster than OpenGL on less power video cards. OpenGL is MUCH more memory hungry than RAVE. Most don't know it, but you can run Unreal...
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    10.1 not for gaming

    I agree with you there, but what I was stating is that you shouldn't be getting that bad of performance from what I get, based on what you have. I have a Radeon and 50 more MHZ per CPU. You should be getting close to what I have with a GF2, is all I mean. A better video card an an optimized...
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    10.1 not for gaming

    I have MUCH better gaming under OS X than 9 for me. I play at 10x7 and average about 80 FPS under 10.1 with all eye candy there. In 10.0.4 I got no more than 50-60 FPS, with the update 1.3 Quake and 10.1 I got a major boost with the same config file. Mouse control is fine after a little...
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    MacOS X <--> SMB Network issue solved

    Drag the Dave Explorer file out to the trash. Clear out the prefs in the Library/Preferences folder in your HOME folder. Also make sure you delete these files out via the terminal. You'll have to use the SUDO command to do it. /sbin/mount_cifs /System/Library/Extensions/cifs.ktext Once...
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    MacOS X <--> SMB Network issue solved

    I have been having the same issue with 10.1 connection to Win9X/NT/2K servers, but have tracked the problem to having Dave on the same system. DAVE connects using the CIFS instead of SMB. So when you look for the PC it tries to use CIFS instead of SMB, even if you type in SMB://etc/etc. Remove...
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