Re: [Algorithms] an opengl problem

[Frag_ D. <fra...@ho...>]

     One reason might be your video card's messed up with different modes.  
For example, for one of my test things awhile ago, I got lazy and just told 
OpenGL that I wanted 16-bit color, but didn't take the effort to set it up 
that way.  The video mode was set in 32-bit color (on a Voodoo 3 card), and 
it ran at about 1.5-3.0 fps, when it ran at nearly 200-250 fps when I set it 
to the proper bpp.  That's one reason that could be.  Other than that, I 
don't know with that info.  Anyone else want to take a wild guess (or does 
anyone else have a reason?)?


>From: "tSG" <ts...@ma...>
>Reply-To: gda...@li...
>To: <gda...@li...>
>Subject: [Algorithms] an opengl problem
>Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2000 22:34:53 +0200
>
>Hi!
>
>I'm new on this list, so i describe myself. :)
>I'm Gabor Simko (tSG), and I'm hungarian.
>I like visualc,asm,free pascal and opengl.
>This was that. :)
>
>So my question:
>   i have made a little program in opengl.
>   It puts out 500 textured cube, but the
>   problem is that it is very slow.
>   I don't use any lights or fog etc...
>   The resolution is 640x480x16million colors.
>   Why could it be so slow?
>
>Thx to everybody
>     tSG
>
>
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