Oblivion Prefromance.
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FarFarAway
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nVidia + Oblivion = bad FPS.
If you want good Oblivion performance you need a X19XXX card.
Even the uber high-end cards don't do as well
As Llwyd said I think pretty much all our card reviews feature Oblivion as a game test
If you want good Oblivion performance you need a X19XXX card.
Even the uber high-end cards don't do as well
As Llwyd said I think pretty much all our card reviews feature Oblivion as a game test
http://www.tweakguides.com/Oblivion_1.html
See if any of this helps. Lots of decent tweaks in there, such as giving the grass slighly less volume.
See if any of this helps. Lots of decent tweaks in there, such as giving the grass slighly less volume.
Thank you for all your replys! :wavey:
I have ahd a lookie at the tweak guide and tweaked a few settings which has given me loads more FPS...
Is it true? Nvidia + Oblivion = rubbish? Damn!
Well I will never chnage to ATI..
EVIL! :nono:
Thank you again guys! Just looked at the reveiws and the 7900 looks good!
I have ahd a lookie at the tweak guide and tweaked a few settings which has given me loads more FPS...
Is it true? Nvidia + Oblivion = rubbish? Damn!
Well I will never chnage to ATI..
EVIL! :nono: Thank you again guys! Just looked at the reveiws and the 7900 looks good!
Sticky Mick
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I'm really surprised about posts like this.
I can run the game really well with my system specs (which I class as modest)
AMD 64/3000+
ASUS A8V Deluxe mobo
1Gb GeIL PC3200/DDR400 Dual Channel
Club 3D nVidia 6600GT/128
I'm running at 1024x768
High textures
View distance maxed out
Distant trees at max
All reflections enabled in the ini
I'm getting between 20-30 FPS when I'm in the Blackwood area and around 35-40 FPS inside buildings and towns.
What a lot of peeps do is try to use 2xAA or 4xAA at very high resolutions.
If your card supports it, try the 2xQAA setting. This gives a good AA without the performance hit.
I can run the game really well with my system specs (which I class as modest)
AMD 64/3000+
ASUS A8V Deluxe mobo
1Gb GeIL PC3200/DDR400 Dual Channel
Club 3D nVidia 6600GT/128
I'm running at 1024x768
High textures
View distance maxed out
Distant trees at max
All reflections enabled in the ini
I'm getting between 20-30 FPS when I'm in the Blackwood area and around 35-40 FPS inside buildings and towns.
What a lot of peeps do is try to use 2xAA or 4xAA at very high resolutions.
If your card supports it, try the 2xQAA setting. This gives a good AA without the performance hit.
FarFarAway
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It's different from CSS as it's much slower. 20FPS and above is fine to play in Oblivion.
I play it at 1680 x 1050 on my 7900GTX and get over 30FPS
I play it at 1680 x 1050 on my 7900GTX and get over 30FPS
FarFarAway
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Toxcity said:Christ! :worship:
I playing it at 1280x768... Not even the bets my screen can do.!
Damn!
Aye not so bad...but the X1950XTX does it at 1920 x 1200
Rastalovich
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Oblivion is a poorly written game tbh, it feels and acts similarly to Gothic (I think it was).
Some1 needs to give them a game engine.
Some1 needs to give them a game engine.
Rastalovich said:
Have to disagree there. Ive played through it 2 and 1/2 times now and the first time it only choked on full-full settings. Once tweeked (both settings and the config files) it ran at a fluid ~60fps. Its a fantastic game and many people waited for a long time for it, due to bethsada (sp prob) spending so much time polishing it. Its a very resource hungary game, so even in a year or twos time it will still challenge high end gaming rigs due to the open-aired nature of the game. Just as morrowind does now.
FarFarAway
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It's an awesome looking game with a demanding engine due to large distances and high details. I love it and it's awesome
