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if you are switching to vista from XP and have a PS/2 keyboard, and you are experiencing key response delay, then my (didn't make the fix just found it) method will sort that out. However, if you bought your computer with vista on it then the problem lies in how flash runs on Vista. Flash 10 might solve some of the issues but until macromedia comes out with a flash version which is completely compatible with Vista, I'm afraid you are out of luck :C
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...back from the dead.
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Been playing FFR on linux for 6 months now... On a computer with a Pentium 3 and 512mb of ram... Lags like hell on win98, and it would on XP too (since it barely hits minimum specs)...
Ubuntu linux... No lag at all...
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Srsly? SliTaz runs in ram, you can even boot from network as long as you have the bootstrap on some media.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Age: 28
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Vista literally takes the fun out of FFR.
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I have an XP as well as my vista, and i choose my vista over my XP. I guess some vista's are better then others. I just happen to have the sexy one.
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Join Date: May 2007
Age: 29
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My vista desktop runs FFR laggy, and it's better than my laptop in pretty much every way possible. My laptop runs FFR fine though. Desktop was made over a year ago, I just got my laptop on monday.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: /kentucky
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well I run vista and i get lots of random goods. maybe 10+ on a harder songs. wish there was something to do so i could fix it.
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Use the power of Newegg.
Learn to snap a computer together like legos (it's seriously that easy) Spend $400 Vista will never give you problems ever again, unless it's a 32-bit VS 64-bit confliction in which you can scream your head off at the software devs for being lazy.
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this vista computer is over 2000$ and it lags worse than anything ive ever played aside from a windows 98 dial up computer.
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Join Date: May 2007
Age: 29
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after coming back and playing a few songs, and reading this thread, I now agree.
vista sucks. i'm lucky if I get an AAA, which I hardly get.
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Vista + FFR + Good computer = AAA
Vista + FFR + Crap computer = OMG MORE GOODS? My verdict is that I got a kick ass gaming laptop, (Asus m50sv) and FFR runs smoother than on my custom XP computer. If you want to play FFR on vista, have a good processor, or else. |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Well my computer was bought from Best Buy for ~$500 almost 2 years ago. It took only a week of gameplay to get used to the timing or delay and I'm able to AAA VCs at this point.
And to be honest, my computer sucks. I only have 512MB of RAM, Celeron D processor and an ATi Radeon Xpress 1100 graphics card.
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The fact is, all you people saying that people lagging in Vista with FFR must have bad computers are wrong.
I have run XP side by side with Vista on this computer, which is very fast indeed, and I do great on XP, and then I play Vista and the arrows are choppy and occasionally lurch to give goods instead of perfects. My best guess is that the real problem is certain very specific hardware setups, when paired with Vista, cause graphical and timing issues in FFR. It's nothing more than that, and nothing less, and likely there is nothing those of us plagued by said issues can do about it. Hope that in some future service pack or upgrade I get this will work itself out because I am not going to dual boot solely for FFR accuracy, and neither will anybody else.
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I do rofl.
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@madpear: FFR doesn't take anything from the video card... mostly all the processing is processor-wise (not graphics processor) because adobe flash was made that way. you just have a damn slow processor and your using way too much resources of your computer with vista's special effects. and you probably have a few other programs running in the background.
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Maybe a graphics card rated 2.9 is my problem.
I think there are some drivers that Microsoft Windows Update supplies to certain cards that are the wrong version too. That might be a problem for many. |
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i have a love hate relationship with vista =/
i love it except when it comes to ffr then it can go die
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Not all comps with Vista suck for FFR. I've played on a few that played pretty much the same as XP (no change in PA).
Just saying, don't blow off playing FFR on any comp with Vista, as they can, though rarely I guess, play FFR just fine. |
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