Recording with fraps

[Garol]

Samsung's F3 drives are some of the best in the world. Your best bet.

I approve. I have one and i love it.

As other say, there's not much to do other than recording to another HDD. For me, it has helped only on games that tend to read/write data while playing. Or else, if u dont have much ram then other HDD is a "must have" since paged data is constantly being read etc.

 

[BigIan88]

id have to disagree, i have 2 500GB F3's and whilst the performance is decent - the random pulsing noises it makes at idle is louder than anything else in my PC which is why im swapping them out for 1TB WD drives

 

[Garol]

Dunno, my F3 1TB is silent and doesnt have any "pulsing" noises. Hmm.

 

[Sharp]

Mine is anyways only gonna run when I record and then I've got gamesound on, so its wont bother me

 

[JezEngland]

Hi. Fraps uses small compression. You should record on a drive that isn't running the application your recording and not the Operating System drive. Fraps support is good and I get response from the same guy every time within 48 hours. There is a trouble shooting section on the Beepa Fraps website

 

[Sharp]

yeah, but I guess most off us didn't realy buy it...

So I guess theres no support for us, right?

 

[BigIan88]

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