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Game Forum / Nintendo / GameCube / December 2003mario kart slower than normal??
Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same color, black), and we all thought it was a tinny bit slower than normal...I'm talking about everything, from random track selection to the count down at the beginning of the race even the game play was slower. It was also quite hot today (about 35 C outside), I'm wondering if the CPU slows down at hotter temperatures, like the Pentium 4 is suppose to... Anyone else had this bizarre experiance? >Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on >the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Anyone else had this bizarre experiance? All CPUs, console or otherwise, have poorer performance when they start to get hotter than they're supposed to. Are the vents obstructed in any way on the slow one? > >Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on > >the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Are the vents obstructed in any way on the slow one? I wouldnt say all CPUs and consoles, but some do. It was sitting right there on the floor all alone with nothing near it, even had the ceiling fan on. >> >Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on >> >the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >It was sitting right there on the floor all alone with nothing near it, even >had the ceiling fan on. Any CPU capable of getting hotter than its optimum operating temperature will have some performance loss, even if it's barely noticable. > Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on > the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Anyone else had this bizarre experiance? Was it on the same TV and running at 60Hz or 50Hz?  SignatureMulletino > > Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on > > the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Mulletino It was on a different TV but still running at 60Hz, this wouldnt make a difference anyway, everything was slow, Physics, sound and control. It wasnt just a crappy refresh rate thing. Were you playing with linked GCs and more friends this time? > Some friends and I have been playing Mario Kart alot since it came out on > the same Game Cube machine. We just played it then on a different cube (same [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Anyone else had this bizarre experiance? |
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