11-02-2014, 11:50 AM
Those are the least demanding tracks. In GT3 there are a lot of resource heavy raceways and the game uses them quite often. So for example you could gain fullspeed in the above mentioned tracks, but the others wont work that smoothly.
In the end you have three options: either to overclock your current CPU, to buy a new one or to play the game with variable framerates (There is, of course, the forth option - to play it on PS2, but it is quite obvious). Unfortunately there is no other way to gain more speed - GT3 is a demanding game. Though, it just occurred to me: you could gain a dozen of fps by being #1 during a race (because there are no other cars in front of you).
I have a somewhat similar CPU and a PAL version of GT3, so I know what I'm talking about. I also tried every possible way to raise the fps numbers. In the end it is just not worth it (playing with wavering fps or using frameskipping) - it completely ruins the experiences.
In the end you have three options: either to overclock your current CPU, to buy a new one or to play the game with variable framerates (There is, of course, the forth option - to play it on PS2, but it is quite obvious). Unfortunately there is no other way to gain more speed - GT3 is a demanding game. Though, it just occurred to me: you could gain a dozen of fps by being #1 during a race (because there are no other cars in front of you).
I have a somewhat similar CPU and a PAL version of GT3, so I know what I'm talking about. I also tried every possible way to raise the fps numbers. In the end it is just not worth it (playing with wavering fps or using frameskipping) - it completely ruins the experiences.