64-bit Win7 on a P4? orzlaveyand wrote:
I have this crappy PC. No-one thinks it's good for any other game than osu!. I get 100fps, but I wanna get 300
Specs: Windows 7 64bit, SP1, 4GB RAM, Intel (R) Pentium 4 (R) 3.0 GHZ, 3.4 rating.
Is it good? :3
BUT MOM YOU DON'T UNDERSTANDirclyna wrote:
Some people have higher standards, also, you shouldn't greentext on the forums, makes you look like a kid.
^ thisDulcet wrote:
BUT MOM YOU DON'T UNDERSTANDirclyna wrote:
Some people have higher standards, also, you shouldn't greentext on the forums, makes you look like a kid.
isn't that the entire point of greentext?irclyna wrote:
Some people have higher standards, also, you shouldn't greentext on the forums, makes you look like a kid.
The single dumbest thing said ever. Eyes don't work on an FPS basis.maal wrote:
why in the world would you want to run 300 fps? your eyes cant capture more than 60, and your screen most likely cant capture more than 100, unless you have a super screen. getting higher fps would also result in your gpu running hot and by worst, getting overheated which would mean malfunction.
your pc is more than fine enough, and there is no need for 300 fps.
thats a personal preference,EcksDee wrote:
The single dumbest thing said ever. Eyes don't work on an FPS basis.maal wrote:
why in the world would you want to run 300 fps? your eyes cant capture more than 60, and your screen most likely cant capture more than 100, unless you have a super screen. getting higher fps would also result in your gpu running hot and by worst, getting overheated which would mean malfunction.
your pc is more than fine enough, and there is no need for 300 fps.
Go turn on vsync and tell me that's just as good as playing with 1400 calculated fps, I dare you.
I guess you're talking to me (from the first reply), yeah i know it can be played by any.Zikra wrote:
Nathan, Osu can be played in ALL hardware. If you have good enough graphic cards, you still can play. Oops....
And then you need at least 500 kb/s uploadivantaowns wrote:
You can play osu on the shittest computer out there, there's really not much of a difference. You don't need a hardcore gaming computer to PLAY osu. Only if you want to STREAM Osu on Twitch or anything like that
Even if the monitor will display only 60 FPS, the game will still calculate your mouse's movements at 300 FPS. It's not a big deal, though.Kyon wrote:
Why would you want 300 FPS? Your monitor probably caps at 60 FPS anyways.
maal wrote:
why in the world would you want to run 300 fps? your eyes cant capture more than 60, and your screen most likely cant capture more than 100, unless you have a super screen. getting higher fps would also result in your gpu running hot and by worst, getting overheated which would mean malfunction.
your pc is more than fine enough, and there is no need for 300 fps.
