I was using win8 and my fps was +100 and after installing win10 I was shocked by fps 10 max -_- , I will be grateful if someone helped me to resolve this problem on win10, Thanks in advance :) .
If his FPS is shitting himself in windows 10 the issue is likely something to do with how the cursor is drawn.Quote:
That's only the case if the FPS drop when you move the mouse. Also, that issue doesn't exist on Windows 10.
No. If the required DX version isnt installed it wouldnt start. Conquer is old enough that the oldest available windows 10 driver is as ready for conquer as the the next one.Quote:
It depends on the DirectX version installed on the operating system, and the video drivers installed.
It has nothing to do with the age of the GPU only with the OS it runs on. How? The issue does not exist pre win 8.Quote:
it can be solved by using an older computer with an older graphics card.
You really are an encyclopedia of dumbfuckery and misinformation, aren't you. Stop responding. We're here to educate the community, not dumb it down even further. Now I have to correct you.Quote:
No. If the required DX version isnt installed it wouldnt start. Conquer is old enough that the oldest available windows 10 driver is as ready for conquer as the the next one.
It has nothing to do with the age of the GPU only with the OS it runs on. How? The issue does not exist pre win 8.
Do you believe this yourself or are you just trying to be right again? You're not educating anyone with false claims.Quote:
You really are an encyclopedia of dumbfuckery and misinformation, aren't you. Stop responding. We're here to educate the community, not dumb it down even further. Now I have to correct you.
It has been shown that if DirectX 9 isn't installed on your system, and you have a higher version such as DirectX 11, some graphical issues can occur with older games that depend on DirextX 9 or lower. Conquer Online 1.0 is an example that I previously forgot about - installing DirectX 9 actually fixes a lot for that. It's supposed to be backwards compatible, but only up to a certain point which also depends on the graphics processor architecture since it's actually the one implementing DirectX and OpenGL calls. You can actually look up these specifications with your driver and see which versions it supports (for example, here's mine: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]; it supports OpenGL 4.3 and DirectX 12). The issue doesn't exist with pre-win8 likely because the drivers and preinstalled DirectX versions are different, or the user had additional dependencies installed on the previous OS. Now cut out this crap. I stopped tolerating it a year ago.
Well... he says "shitstorm", but that's just Yuki being a bit over dramatic. Someone posted my article on reddit and people in bed with C++ got upset. It's not exactly a huge surprise, the internet getting upset over an opinion that doesn't affect them in the slightest. I ended up talking with the person who posted it, and we concluded there were more appropriate approaches to discussing my article. I'm open to starting a conversation, but here might not be the best place. JP already messaged me privately and I fixed an incorrect point in my article. So it's not like it's without flaws, it just needs some refinement. At the end of the day though, it is just my opinion. It's not like it's going to stop people from using C++. :p It's all a bit silly.Quote:
What reddit shitstorm? Did I miss something? PM me the link please I bought popcorn this morning.