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Deek2 07-31-2002 11:04 AM

RAM vs. Graal lag
 
Well, whenever my computer got an upgrade, i've been noticing terrible lag when I play graal. I mean like everyone lags. And the funny thing is my modem goes the same speed it did when my computer didn't get an upgrade, sometimes even faster. Soo I know that isn't it. But lately my computer has been getting alot of hangups cuz my RAM keeps running out of memory. Right now my RAM is 128MB, but 32 of that is shared with my onboard bideo card, soo basically i only have 96 :( . Could this be the reason why graal is lagging up soo bad?

LilNiglet 07-31-2002 11:15 AM

Yes. Graal, when on the 2002 server, sucks up more than HALF of my memory (256). This condition is known as the lyci-- er, glutton syndrome

thomasward 07-31-2002 11:15 AM

What colour resolution do you use? Cos when my comp uses 32-bit colour it lags but on 16-bit it runs fine, and I've got like 256 megs of ram.

Deek2 07-31-2002 11:17 AM

32 bit color, lemme try lowering it to 16

MasterNuke 07-31-2002 11:18 AM

512 megs here... i dont lag on 2k2 until around 40 minutes pass... then i lag and i just restart graal

Deek2 07-31-2002 11:19 AM

nope, dun werk =(

_0AfTeRsHoCk0_ 07-31-2002 11:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MasterNuke
512 megs here... i dont lag on 2k2 until around 40 minutes pass... then i lag and i just restart graal
I have to reconnect after 40 min or so too.. but I only have 64 megs.

Chronos 07-31-2002 11:48 AM

I'm telling you right now. And you'd better listen, since I say this to most players all day on RC.

RAM isn't everything. Neither is MHZ/GHZ.

Direct X versions are important.

Video cards are important.

Video card memory is important.

Keeping your Graal files in order is important.

ScanDisk your entire harddrive, if not only just the Graal files.

Disk Defragmenter has been known to help.

Remember that resources are also a problem occasionally too, running too many programs slows down everything on your computer.

LOA--Paul 07-31-2002 12:20 PM

XP said I was low on memory so I cut back to only 13 programs running now, its ALOT better

Deek2 07-31-2002 12:46 PM

Disk Defragmenter/ScanDisk doesn't work. I know i've used those several times while graal was on my computer soo that doesnt work. I have an up to date DirectX driver
I also cut back on programsn and that doesnt work either
I have a 1.2 ghz processor
My video card is 32 bits, and it shares 32 MB of memory, but that can leap up to 64, and possibly 128 if i had more than 128 mb ram
And how would keeping my graal files in order help anything?

Domini 07-31-2002 12:52 PM

I have 1024 megs of RAM, and it runs fine for me.

screen_name 07-31-2002 12:56 PM

mine lags pretty bad sometimes, but if i fullscreen it i can usually run it decent for my computer


Specs:
4mb video card
64mb RAM
1gig HD left (used to be 100mb, ran slower then)
56k modem (connects at 45k)

Hiyoshi 07-31-2002 01:04 PM

512 MB RDRAM, 64 MB GFX Card, and I experience absolutely no lag on 2k2 at all, not after 40 minutes, not ever.

--Chris-- 07-31-2002 02:04 PM

1024 mb ram
2 ghz processor
64mb ddr gfx card
=p no lag!
btw i recommend getting a program called "System Mechanic" it's pretty handy :)

Ziro- 07-31-2002 02:21 PM

Re: RAM vs. Graal lag
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Deek2
<insert oberminor long quote from Deek here>
OMG! ITZ DEEK! ...k, I have like 87-89mb of RAM (windows like to tell me a different number every now and then to make me go crazy)....and I have like 5 gb left of a 19gb HD.....and like a 600mhz thingy thing...and ehrm...a stupid gif card....and ehrm...can I have the pink pony instead of the brown one? plz? oh...and graal is uberlaggy for me....k? 1337... w0rt!


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