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I’m a bit disappointed with this Doomattack result on my TF1230. I thought it might at least be double figures.
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Is that 5 FPS?
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Holy... my condolences
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Well, Rolling Thunder isn't much faster.
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The PS1 version of Doom maxes out at 30fps.
It maxes out at 35fps (never dips below) on my A1200 with Vampire V1200 V2 accelerator when running at 320x240, and I get about 17fps when running at 640x480. |
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I get about 70 fps at 640x480 with ADoom on one of my A4000s. Or 59 fps at 640x480 with PrBoom with a bunch of fancy effects on it.
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Yeah its so easy so say "my A4000" but that sounds like an A4000++++
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It's an A4000D with a Mediator and a Ragnarok with an MC68950 and XAGA RTG card, CSPPC, FM801, Spider USB, and a 10MB NIC, Ratte Switch, nothing special.
Doom running under Dosbox on the same machine gets 20FPS with sound and music at 320x240. Like the card Hedeon linked to. Last edited by grelbfarlk; 24 March 2023 at 03:26. |
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I get 35fps in Doom Attack at 320x200 on my A600. It seems to be frame rate limited though as it sticks to exactly 35fps and doesn't go any faster with a smaller window. In 640x400 it does 25-30fps.
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On an A1200, long ago (judging by the reflection on the monitor this was at least 11 years ago, likely longer)
[ Show youtube player ] The screen wipe effect is slow due to reading back from the VRAM but the in game frame rate was typically in the 20-30fp s range at 640*400. |
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When Doom came out I still had my 25mhz 486 from 1992 to play it on, my friend had an AMD 386DX40. We both had ISA, my SVGA card was some bargain bucket OAK chipset thingy. With this setup I would at least get the magical 25fps sort of speeds with the game window just 1 step below maximum size in 320x240 pretty much all the time. My friend's 386 managed roughly 2/3 of the framerate. I can't remember if this was when my friend had found a cheap VESA Local Bus 386 motherboard though or if this was using his ISA motherboard from 1992. |
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The graphics card does not matter for DOS Doom, it is all CPU. Your friend's computer must have been magic, I played it on an Intel DX40 as well at the time and it only became marginally playable in the low resolution mode and in a reduced screen size.
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I should also point out I had no soundcard in my 486 so I don't know if that affected the framerate having zero sound. My 486 was just for coding for my degree course at university and I spent the budget on CPU not soundcards. |
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I don't know how fast my 25MHz 486SX was, only that it played Doom very smoothly so I'm guessing it was around 20-25fps. Quote:
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A 486DX33 with a fast VLB card would be around 15/16 FPS... and an SX25 slower still... (The SX/DX shouldn't matter much, as apparently Doom didn't use an FPU; I didn't know that when I started checking...) As mentioned above, the vid in post 17 has a great chart (@ 15:27 timecode) on actual 486 Doom perf tests... |
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