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Old 02-22-2009, 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by -Ramirez- View Post
The problem is you not grasping concepts. You acted as if it's a big mystery as to why a program could possibly run at less than the speed needed for normal operation. This shows a lack of understanding of basic computer concepts. I've already explained all this anyway.

Yes, he said Graal CAN go over 20 FPS, but is currently not designed to do that in non-3D (aka what we all use, you know). So let me put this more directly: this information isn't relevant to what you failed to understand.
You haven't explained anything other than telling me that I don't understand the concept.

Please, explain how Graal can never go under 20fps, and why a way to show FPS is not needed, and I'll leave it alone.
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