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What's Going On With My Framerates!!

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nath9425

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:x Really annoyed now, I can't get anything in BVE4 going.

It goe's a bit like this.
I have installed aload of Adobe Suite Software (Flash,Fireworks,Dreamweaver etc.) and I went to load up BVE and it started at 45 FPS, then it slowly drops..and drops...to 0.0FPS.

I have tried everything to get it going again. New Graphics Card Drivers (Nvidia 7900GS) reinstalled BVE4 and Net Framework but it's still not working. :x

Anybody know what I should do now? I wouldn't of thought the Adobe stuff would of interfered with it.
 
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If the Adobe stuff is running in the background, you have your problem. Also remember, BVE isn't just dependent on the graphics card. You will need a good amount of RAM as well.
 

thefab444

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I thought everyone knew anything made by Adobe will steal RAM like nobody's business, whilst being a generally unstable and poor quality program.
 

nath9425

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If the Adobe stuff is running in the background, you have your problem. Also remember, BVE isn't just dependent on the graphics card. You will need a good amount of RAM as well.

The wierdest thing is I have no Adobe software running in the back ground have a decent amount of RAM (2GB) to be exact. My task manager says this when I load BVE 4
TaskManager.jpg


So yeah...8-)
 

Darandio

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Did you download the latest Nvidia drivers? If so, that generally is the problem. I had to roll back to a previous driver to get it working.
 
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