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Admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:15:38 GMT

Game slows down after some time with Intel GPU:

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	== Game slows down after some time with Intel GPU ==		== Game slows down after some time with Intel GPU ==

-	If this happens to you on Linux, there is something you can do to mitigate the symptoms, however I don't know what causes this yet. I just found it to happen on a UMPC with Intel GPU. The only thing that really fixes it is rebooting, but you can try editing the configuration file for Mo2 (~/.config/Nooskewl/Monster RPG 2/config) and changing the "vsync" value to 0. It seems to help a little bit. This may help on other older/slower GPUs too. In fact, it's recommended if ~~you~~ system can't maintain 20 FPS in "Tune for Battery" mode, 30 FPS in "Balanced Tuning" mode ~~and~~ 60 FPS in "Performance" mode. You can view FPS by passing -show-fps as a command line argument to the game. It will only display in certain areas like the towns/dungeons and battles.	+	If this happens to you on Linux, there is something you can do to mitigate the symptoms, however I don't know what causes this yet. I just found it to happen on a UMPC with Intel GPU. The only thing that really fixes it is rebooting, but you can try editing the configuration file for Mo2 (~/.config/Nooskewl/Monster RPG 2/config) and changing the "vsync" value to 0. It seems to help a little bit. This may help on other older/slower GPUs too. In fact, it's recommended if your system can't maintain 20 FPS in "Tune for Battery" mode, 30 FPS in "Balanced Tuning" mode or 60 FPS in "Performance" mode. You can view FPS by passing -show-fps as a command line argument to the game. It will only display in certain areas like the towns/dungeons and battles.

	On my slowest system, pulseaudio was also using about 20% CPU (not good on an 800MHz CPU.) Removing it didn't increase framerates a great deal but made them more stable and less jumpy.		On my slowest system, pulseaudio was also using about 20% CPU (not good on an 800MHz CPU.) Removing it didn't increase framerates a great deal but made them more stable and less jumpy.

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