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  1. #1 particle performance boost, how? 
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    Hi there, even combustion is dead :-), i still like to work with.

    Some of the particles are really great but they have a very bad perfomance.
    Even in the preview there slow.

    I think its a graphic card thing?

    I use a quadcore 3,0 GHZ/ 4 gigs ram and a ATI HD 4350, winxp.

    Is there a way to improve the particle view performance?

    Thx for reading and any help, cheers djart.
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    come on, 123 views and no reply :-) it seems combustion is really dead now...
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    i think there are two reasons:
    1. yes its the graphic card thing. have u try to use the openGL preview? (after you set the openGL settings on Preference).
    2. are u running on 64bit OS? if so, 64x OS can use more resources of RAM installed on your machine for certain compositing softwares. i.e: even though Combustion 2008 is a 32bit desktop compositing software, if it installed on 64bit Operating System (MAC & PC) it can use more than 3GB RAMs that were available on our system. Then, you can boost the 'Cache' in preference to above 50%-80% (dont use full 100%, it will crash) check on the cache meter on below toolbar..
    hope this might help
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