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 12th December 2002, 9:00am
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Squaddie  Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: December 2002 Member No.: 786  |
i know everyone has encountered the super-speed problem in x-com 1 and 2; but I am not aware if the problem is solveable.
Any ideas? (no, moslo sucks) |
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12th December 2002, 7:15pm
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Lieutenant Group: Members Posts: 146 Joined: September 2002 Member No.: 1,071 |
i found the game would run fast if hardware acceleration was off, but thats was on my machine, dunoo bout yours
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5th January 2003, 8:41am
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 Xcomutil Developer Group: Members Posts: 573 Joined: November 2002 From: Gresham, Oregon, USA Member No.: 136 |
if you are runing win 9x or ME you can use at-slow. it gives a smooth slowdown but is not ez to get configured. It may work in conjuction with moslow for increased slowness.
at-slow does a hardware hook to literaly cause the cpu clock to slow down. so you get mutch smoother slowdown. XP does not alow for hardware access from any program. Same with 2k. so no help their. to get At-slow visit the xcomutil home page. their is a link their to where you can get it. -Blade -------------------- QUOTE Combat is very simple, there is a first place and second place, second place is laying face down in the mud, sometimes, so is first place. |
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