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Nopileo · 08-04-05, 03:49 PM

Thanks!

My card is an ATI X800 Pro, and I have all settings to max. This means 6x anti-aliasing, 16x anisotropic filtering, and MipMap and TrueForm set to max.

I recently upgraded from a NVidia 4800SE something, and compared to that everything looks wonderful, and framerate in port is about 25 compared to about 15 with the NVidia.

At sea (like these shots) I'am always at max, which is 85 fps with my rather old monitor...

And this was the first time I tried to go this deep. Just tried it as an experiment since I was going to exit the game anyway, so I was actually at 260 meters. I still got the 'We're too deep,sir!' messages at about 170 meters like with the other subs, but I think this is programmed into the game. In the interior view of the XXI the depth gauge goes to 400 meters, so I could probably have gone deeper. I just pressed the 'end of the dial' on the small dial in this case.

08-04-05, 03:49 PM	#5
Nopileo Watch Officer Join Date: May 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 333 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	Thanks! My card is an ATI X800 Pro, and I have all settings to max. This means 6x anti-aliasing, 16x anisotropic filtering, and MipMap and TrueForm set to max. I recently upgraded from a NVidia 4800SE something, and compared to that everything looks wonderful, and framerate in port is about 25 compared to about 15 with the NVidia. At sea (like these shots) I'am always at max, which is 85 fps with my rather old monitor... And this was the first time I tried to go this deep. Just tried it as an experiment since I was going to exit the game anyway, so I was actually at 260 meters. I still got the 'We're too deep,sir!' messages at about 170 meters like with the other subs, but I think this is programmed into the game. In the interior view of the XXI the depth gauge goes to 400 meters, so I could probably have gone deeper. I just pressed the 'end of the dial' on the small dial in this case.