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FPSC Classic Feature Creep / Dual Core Processors

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Crusader2
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 19:52
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From what I understand (correct me if I'm wrong), FPSC will only use one processor from a given computer, even if it is a Dual Core, like mine. For example, people using a single core 2.06 GHZ processor get better preformance than someune using a dual core 1.06 GHZ processor. It would be very beneficial to FPSC if the games used all of the processing power the computer has to offer.

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Black Profductions
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 20:57
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Hope they release something like that, i will buy a E7500 and i want to run fps c better


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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 23:32
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From What I can Understand with My Upgrade From a Intel Penitum D(Dual-Core) @ 2.80GHz Into The Intel Core2 Duo @ 2.80GHz.....Even With The Updated Video Card And RAM I Got FPSC Still Runs And Loads About 2-4 times Faster And Better Then Before....I've Tested It With My Old 2GB Ram and ATI Raedon HD 2600 XT and It Ran Almost The Same (Almost Being as It Was a big Map)...So I Guess It Does Suport Dual-Core Somewhat....Altho...I May Be Wrong...

Computer Specs: Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 2.80GHz @ 1066Mhz FSB 3MB Cache, Dual Channel 8192MB DDR2 PC6400 800MHz RAM, XFX Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ 512MB, MSI P7N SLI-FI Motherboard - nForce 750i SLI
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dimre01
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 01:13
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huh? I thought they fixed mulitple core support a long time ago in an old FPSC X9 update...
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Dar13
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 17:48
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It's DBPro that only uses one core, not FPSC.

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Crusader2
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 20:57
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Quote: "It's DBPro that only uses one core, not FPSC."


Um... FPSC is written in DBP

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Dar13
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Posted: 16th Aug 2009 02:47
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Quote: "Um... FPSC is written in DBP "

Which is why I said that. Just putting the problem's source in its proper place.

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Crusader2
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Posted: 16th Aug 2009 20:31
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Quote: "Which is why I said that. Just putting the problem's source in its proper place."


Ah. I misunderstood then. So aparantly this can't be fixed. Lock please!

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Hockeykid
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Posted: 16th Aug 2009 23:28
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Quote: "Ah. I misunderstood then. So aparantly this can't be fixed. Lock please!"


It could be fixed through the DBP source but its complicated to write a program to use multiple cores.

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