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    getting better performance with direct 3d

    Ive always gotten better performance with open gl with my other video cards. I run nascar racing 2003. Im getting around 100 fps and good quality with direct 3d. But with open gl video quality is blured and only 30-50 fps. I just dont understand it.


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    Re: getting better performance with direct 3d

    Actually you have been the first person I wont be a smart ass too.

    The answer my friend is quite simple. Direct 3d sux ass is why. Open GL always has and always will OWN direct 3 d.

    The reason we have opengl problems with the new XP is cause microsoft makes d3d and is a jealous fuhk over opengl so they make their opengl32 shiet not work with our cards.

    Good luck gettin it to work I been try for a damn month

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    Re: getting better performance with direct 3d

    Check your advanced video settings. I bet you have something turned on for OpenGL that you don't for DirectX.

    You might even try the OpenGl settings one at a time to see the impact.

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    Re: getting better performance with direct 3d

    When i select the renderer as OpenGL it selects the display adapter as OpenGL and theres no other choices. Display adapter should be 9800 pro. Am I correct?
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    Re: getting better performance with direct 3d

    Go to START / SETTINGS / CONTROL PANEL / DISPLAY

    Select the SETTINGS tab and ADVANCED.

    Then select the ATI tab.

    Under it should be a tab for OpenGL.

    You have sliders for quality v performance, etc.

    This is all detailed in your video card's manual (which is where I got it from since I don't own a ATI card, although the settings are very similar to Nvidia).
    http://www.ati.com/support/manualpdf/index.html

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    Re: getting better performance with direct 3d

    Ive done all that, thanks anyway. Ive tweaked it to death and nothing makes OpenGL work any better.
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