On the old foums there was a post about how someone took a single blank baseboard and, one at a time, would place lengths of track on it to see the affect on FPS through FRAPs. Since then, I changed to Game Recorder (uses less memory among other advantages) and changed the Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering settings from "Let the program choose" to specific manually chosen performance settings.
Recently I tried the track test again and noted absolutly no difference between FPS no matter what track I used. I don't know if it is from using Game Recorder, changing video settings or both. Only other things I saw changed are any white text became a little harder to read and sometimes when I exit TRS2004 while using Game Recorder, when I get back to Windows, TRS2004.exe still runs in the background eating up huge amounts of memory.
Figured I would post this for anyone who knew about it.
Recently I tried the track test again and noted absolutly no difference between FPS no matter what track I used. I don't know if it is from using Game Recorder, changing video settings or both. Only other things I saw changed are any white text became a little harder to read and sometimes when I exit TRS2004 while using Game Recorder, when I get back to Windows, TRS2004.exe still runs in the background eating up huge amounts of memory.
Figured I would post this for anyone who knew about it.