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GraphicsCardMemory gone from settings.ini

Claude Desmoulins
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Join date: 1 Nov 2005
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03-01-2006 22:12
The app still isn't detecting my card memory correctly and I can no longer correct manually in setings.ini. Can I add the line myself?
Claude Desmoulins
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03-01-2006 22:16
The answer is apparently yes.
Panther Farber
The rainbow colored furry
Join date: 11 Mar 2004
Posts: 119
03-02-2006 04:10
ok whats the line to add because i never tried to change this setting in the last version.
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Angel Sunset
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Join date: 7 Apr 2005
Posts: 636
03-02-2006 04:30
This is in the first post of the "tips" thread: /263/9c/86253/1.html#post875958

Have a look at it, there is a LOT of very useful information already posted there, or elsewhere in this forum :D
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Polka Pinkdot
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Join date: 4 Jan 2006
Posts: 144
03-02-2006 09:09
You can change that setting, but from what I can tell, it doesn't actually do anything anyway.

What we really need is a "SystemMemory" setting so we can override the broken detection mechanism that always returns 0 MB available and forces SL in to memory mizer mode. That or just fix the detection.
furahivszuri Zeluco
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Join date: 26 Feb 2006
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03-02-2006 09:26
From: Polka Pinkdot
What we really need is a "SystemMemory" setting so we can override the broken detection mechanism that always returns 0 MB available and forces SL in to memory mizer mode. That or just fix the detection.


It seems to return 1Mb for me, which makes me thing the error is it should say Gb instead of Mb
Angel Sunset
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Join date: 7 Apr 2005
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03-02-2006 09:45
Unfortunately, 1 MB is all SL sees :(

It is not just a misprint...

And because the GL caching algorithm is based on both Graphic Memory AND System Memory, texture caching is broken...
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furahivszuri Zeluco
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Join date: 26 Feb 2006
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03-02-2006 11:28
No wonder every time I turn around the textures become blurry (again)

But hovering my mouse over things makes them load fully in no time :-)
Angel Sunset
Linutic
Join date: 7 Apr 2005
Posts: 636
03-02-2006 15:17
hehehe... I LOVE Linux!

It keeps its own little caches, and get them from there... :)

Makes the second "load" a lot quicker.
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