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Subject: Flash problem

Original Message
Name: jesse1234
Date: February 18, 2007 at 08:34:40 Pacific
Subject: Flash problem
OS: Microsoft Windows XP Prof
CPU/Ram: 901MHz, 768mb of ram
Model/Manufacturer: Compaq
Comment:
Can someone help me? Every time i try to play a flash game it looks like it is moving in slow motion. My computer is being repaired so i am using my old one. My processor is 901MHz, 768mb of ram, and a 40gb hard drive with over half available

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Response Number 1
Name: jackbomb
Date: February 18, 2007 at 10:08:11 Pacific
Subject: Flash problem
Reply: (edit)
Flash is just like that on older computers. Doing this often improves framerate on sub-gigahertz computers: Right click on the Flash you're playing, choose quality, and select low. You'll get jaggies, but framerate will be much higher.

Jackbomb's other, non-P3 rig:
AMD x2 4800 @ 2.9GHz s939
Asus Geforce 8800GTS
500GB WD sataII drive
2 gigs of PC4000 DDR1
X-Fi extreme music
Xbox USB hd-dvd for movies


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