FPS Problem.

[Lucastrupa]

Hi, I'm havin' a problem with some parts in levels of Sonic and Shadow. The FPS are stable at 60, but in some parts of the levels, the FPS changes to 40-30 and the game becomes slower.

My PC characteristics are:

Processor: Intel Core i5 2430M
RAM: 4GB DDR3
System tipe: 64 bits


Please, help me.

Thx.

[solus]

That's actually quite normal. Don't expect dropping the resolution to help you. I would get used to it.

Game isn't made well for the PC. You need at least some dedicated graphic card to run it stable. :/

[Lucastrupa]

Originally posted by silly'Goose:

That's actually quite normal. Don't expect dropping the resolution to help you. I would get used to it.

Game isn't made well for the PC. You need at least some dedicated graphic card to run it stable. :/

This doesn't happend with Sonic Adventure DX :V

[solus]

Originally posted by Lucastrupa:

Originally posted by silly'Goose:

That's actually quite normal. Don't expect dropping the resolution to help you. I would get used to it.

Game isn't made well for the PC. You need at least some dedicated graphic card to run it stable. :/

This doesn't happend with Sonic Adventure DX :V

First, never determined a game's preformance based off another game. c: that's completely wrong and igorant. Thank you very much. Games are coded differently and handle hardware different. Some might bottleneck, use less cores, or overall handle runtime pooorly. Thus, they're different on their own.

Second, its probably beause Sonic Adventure DX runs natively at 720p or a lower resolution with very low resolution textures. Sonic Adventure 2 runs at a native 1080p with upscale native textures. Thus, it's sligthly more demanding.

Overall, don't be that guy that doesn't know anything. Be informative and aware that not all games run the same.

[foxstreet]

Originally posted by silly'Goose:

Originally posted by Lucastrupa:

This doesn't happend with Sonic Adventure DX :V

First, never determined a game's preformance based off another game. c: that's completely wrong and igorant. Thank you very much. Games are coded differently and handle hardware different. Some might bottleneck, use less cores, or overall handle runtime pooorly. Thus, they're different on their own.

Second, its probably beause Sonic Adventure DX runs natively at 720p or a lower resolution with very low resolution textures. Sonic Adventure 2 runs at a native 1080p with upscale native textures. Thus, it's sligthly more demanding.

Overall, don't be that guy that doesn't know anything. Be informative and aware that not all games run the same.

Both games resolution depends on your PC and SA2 doesn't run at 1080p, both games run at 720p on PS3/x360

[Axel]

Originally posted by solus:

Originally posted by Lucastrupa:

This doesn't happend with Sonic Adventure DX :V

First, never determined a game's preformance based off another game. c: that's completely wrong and igorant. Thank you very much. Games are coded differently and handle hardware different. Some might bottleneck, use less cores, or overall handle runtime pooorly. Thus, they're different on their own.

Second, its probably beause Sonic Adventure DX runs natively at 720p or a lower resolution with very low resolution textures. Sonic Adventure 2 runs at a native 1080p with upscale native textures. Thus, it's sligthly more demanding.

Overall, don't be that guy that doesn't know anything. Be informative and aware that not all games run the same.

First, don't be a ♥♥♥♥.

Second, he just said Sonic Adventure doesn't have the same issue.

Overall, don't be that guy who berates people. Be patient and aware that we're all human