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    RadeonPro questions

    Discussion in 'Alienware 17 and M17x' started by V3_Shae, Sep 10, 2010.

  1. V3_Shae

    V3_Shae Notebook Consultant

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    I just installed RadeonPro to force VSync with Triple-Buffering on Bad Company 2, and I was wondering what other settings anyone would recommend me to change. I remember hearing something about Mipmap, but I forget what it was :p
     
    V3_Shae, Sep 10, 2010
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    V3_Shae Notebook Consultant

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    Bump, anyone know good RadeonPro settings for BC2?
     
    V3_Shae, Sep 12, 2010
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    Lolinternets Notebook Geek

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    The current setup I'm using with RadeonPro is giving me about 55-90fps in game at a smooth constant pace for the most part. You could try my config if you want...

    Visual Tab
    - AA set to application controlled
    - AF set to application controlled
    - Anti-Aliasing Mode set to Supersample

    Advanced Tab
    - Catalyst AI set to Advanced
    - Mipmap Quality set to High Quality
    - Flip Queue size set to "2"

    Tweaks Tab
    - Under Misc. I have "Disable Aero" checked and "Force High Priority" checked.

    Those settings are giving me pretty good gameplay from what I'm concerned. In game I have everything set to high except for shadows and I have AA set to 8x and AF set to 8x. Hope some of this helps!
     
    Lolinternets, Sep 12, 2010
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