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Dark GDK / Compiling on laptop giving 21 Frame per sec...

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Sana_Sajjad
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Hello all TGC friends... i am making a 3d game having level made in 3ds max with .dbo format... initially I was working on my Desktop PC... now i have purchased new laptop...but whenever i compile my game on that laptop it gives 21 or 20 frames per seconds...
here are specs of my Desktop PC and Laptop
Desktop PC:
intel Core 2 Quad 2.33Ghz
4.0 GB Ram
Nvidia 8600 GT 512mb
Laptop:
AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual Core ZM-80 processor
4.0 GB Ram
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 (1.4GB on Sharing) 256mb Dedicated
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So can anyone tell me why my laptop compiling game at ~21 FPS?

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Hawkblood
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Compile it on you desktop and transfer the files directly to your laptop, then see if it runs at 20fps. If it does, it could be something with your laptop and not GDK.

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Sana_Sajjad
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I just tried it again. But its again on 21 fps
what could be the problem with laptop? graphics problem?

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Hawkblood
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Maybe. Make sure you're not running a bunch of crap in the background. Check your performance in your TaskManager without running the game and then again while running it.

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Mr Bigglesworth
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Well, the laptop doesn't have great specs, but it should be ok. How many polygons does your world have when you run it (you can use dbText(0, 0, dbStatistic(1))?
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I don't have great specs and most of my development is done on a laptop but when I run stuff on my PC it does run only a tad faster. The PC is single core, my laptop is dual core.

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Sana_Sajjad
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Quote: "dbText(0, 0, dbStatistic(1))"

its output is 476964. what value it is? Polygons?

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Rudolpho
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It's the number of triangles drawn in the last render (to the main camera) I believe.
So assuming traingulated meshes that's about half a million polygons which isn't too little for a not-new graphics card.
You mention that your laptop's graphic card only has 256MB dedicated memory; the mesh data for the polygons alone (assuming a single UV data stage) would be around 17MB, then there are textures etc. that might be in the video memory as well; is it possible that it "fills up" so that data has to be transferred between the vram and your normal ram in each frame?


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