AidanExamineer wrote: I'm not sure 140 FPS can ever be qualified as "low." Even 35 is 5 better than you'll get out of an N64. I mean, the game dropping to 35 FPS from 90 isn't very smooth.

leileilol wrote: With a willamette, that sounds normal FPS to me. willamette? Sorry, new to old hardware. EDIT, nevermind, found out it was code name for the pentium 4, why is the FPS so low with the CPU?

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Hi, I am running a Windows 98 machine with 384 MB Ram, Pentium 4 @ 1.7 Ghz, Nvidia TNT2 64, and when I play a build engine game I get really low fps. Duke 3D runs at 50-140 FPS and Blood runs at 35-120, is there any fix for this?

Again, I want to know if the graphics card is safe like this.

Its in all right, drivers are installed and working, there is a addition lock for all the devices (PCI, Graphics Cards) and such. It works fine.

Well it fits in, and the video card fixed dos mode too! But that green thing...

How would I set up a boot menu? And I want to use the GPU sense my current one doesn't like 98 so much. (FX 5500) and this green thing on the motherboard which secures the GPU in doesnt fit my GPU, would there be a way to remove it? Pictured here http://imgur.com/QNvxhLe it kind of bends the green …

Do you think putting a Riva TNT 2 64'in there might fix it?

Win doesnt work, ctrl alt delete does though, I want to use the commands as they are more convient though. Any fix? Picture http://i.imgur.com/ekF56qP.jpg

Alright, sorry. Could someone move this to it by chance?

Hi, I am having a problem with DOS mode on a Pentium 4 @ 1.7 Ghz, 383 Ram (says Windows), Sound Blaster Live! Sound card, and Nvidia Geforce FX 5500. When I type exit to reboot into 98 it stays stuck on "Rebooting Windows" and a flashing cursor. Is there anyway to fix this?