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FRAPS goes down to 1fps while recording?

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    Default FRAPS goes down to 1fps while recording?

    I know you are supposed to lag a bit when you fraps. but when im pking, i get 50 fps in rlb. i set recording to 30. the minute i push + for fraps, it fraekin goes down to 1 or 4 fps..... really? what the hell?

    no, its not because of disk space, i got plenty. not sure what it is.

    I play on vista, till 7 gets delivered to my apartment :P

    help aga aga

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    Have you ever been able to record on ur PC? Recently upgraded to Vista?

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    1. If you have a parallel ata disk, check your hard drive settings.
    Go Settings/System/Hardware/Device manager/IDE ATA,ATAPI controller and make sure your drive is set to DMA mode. If it's PIO, then your CPU must handle the data flow and it costs a lot of CPU time. An old 40 wires ribbon cable, or a defected 80 wires cable can cause this error.

    2. If you have a multicore system press ctrl+alt+del, select processes tab. Find knightonline.exe, rightclick on it and select set affinity. Uncheck CPU1.
    Do the same with fraps exe, but uncheck CPU0.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SaNCTe View Post
    Have you ever been able to record on ur PC? Recently upgraded to Vista?
    its a laptop, i was able to record decently, now its just gone to shit.

    @bleki
    uhh.. how do i check that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thesmallone101 View Post
    its a laptop, i was able to record decently, now its just gone to shit.

    @bleki
    uhh.. how do i check that?
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    still having issues... is it an internet thing maybe?

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    If it's a laptop i think the chance of a defected cable is near to 0, so just follow the steps i suggested. Did you installed anything new recently? New antivirus for example.
    What's the laptop model?

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    Nothin new. did what you said, didnt work. uhh heres system info according to ccleaner

    intel core2 duo cpu P7550 @2.26 ghz, 4.0gb ram, ati mobility radeon HD 4650

    edit: hp pavillion dv7-2170us Entertainment notebook pc

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    I have one last idea, try to reinstall directx.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bleki View Post
    I have one last idea, try to reinstall directx.
    well, thats a pretty big thing, ya mind telling me your logic behind this?

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    First i thought it's a hardware related problem but now i see your system specs and it's pretty good. I checked fraps requirements, and this is the only software listed on their homepage. Oh, one more idea. Check your recording framerate/resolution. Maybe you set it to too high, 25 is enough so as 800*600. If it's still slow...Boot your vista install disk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bleki View Post
    First i thought it's a hardware related problem but now i see your system specs and it's pretty good. I checked fraps requirements, and this is the only software listed on their homepage. Oh, one more idea. Check your recording framerate/resolution. Maybe you set it to too high, 25 is enough so as 800*600. If it's still slow...Boot your vista install disk.
    1280x768 is what I do, runnin at 30fps.

    I think that this just might be an internet problem, for the lag happens every time something new is generated, be it an enemy or mob

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    lol here i used to fraps 30 goddam FPS at cw2 cz... now i get MAX 10-11 at the same lone zone!

    -_-

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    well i was always be able to record , if i put middle frames on fraps ... ive got no lag then

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