I recently had a problem with textures loading and was told to check a texture menu option in the Develope menu. Since then my Viewer from V2 to Phoenix has run at a constant 3-4 fps and barely rising. I've uninstalled and reinstalled, the problem hasn't gone away. It's not my internet connection that I can tell and its not related to my graphics card which by the card list for FPS should be running in the 15-25 FPS range easily. What am I doing wrong to fix this problem? My graphics are set to low, my bandwith is not the problem can ANYONE please give me some insight? I'm even running a bare bones Operating system with SecondLife and WoW being my only big things on my computer and WoW while not as graphically intense as SL is running a high 50's 60 FPS constantly.
The only texture option in the Develop menu that I can think of is HTTP Textures. Try turning it back off and see if that makes a difference.
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Cinnamon Lohner 962
Zuriel Bedlam wrote:
I recently had a problem with textures loading and was told to check a texture menu option in the Develope menu. Since then my Viewer from V2 to Phoenix has run at a constant 3-4 fps and barely rising. I've uninstalled and reinstalled, the problem hasn't gone away. It's not my internet connection that I can tell and its not related to my graphics card which by the card list for FPS should be running in the 15-25 FPS range easily. What am I doing wrong to fix this problem? My graphics are set to low, my bandwith is not the problem can ANYONE please give me some insight? I'm even running a bare bones Operating system with SecondLife and WoW being my only big things on my computer and WoW while not as graphically intense as SL is running a high 50's 60 FPS constantly.
The only texture option in the Develop menu that I can think of is HTTP Textures. Try turning it back off and see if that makes a difference.
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