Sounds like Vsync is limiting your framerate to the refresh rate of your monitor. Most games do that now to prevent visual tearing.
To confirm if it is Vsync, try increasing or decreasing your refresh rate of your monitor, which can be found in your driver configuration settings, or in an advanced menu of Display Properties (Right click the desktop > Screen Resolution > Advanced Settings link > Monitor > Screen Refresh Rate dropdown menu). Don't increase or decrease the refresh rate outside the bounds of the normal refresh rate too much, as it could damage your monitor.
If the framerate changes with your monitor refresh rate, then it's being vertically synchronised with your monitor. This could be an ingame setting, or a driver setting. Check ingame to see if there are any options for vertical sync or framerate settings. If that fails, check your driver configuration to see if it's forcing Vsync if the application tells it not to, you should be able to disable that setting completely.
Something must be set differently, since both me and Countyfan get over 1,000 FPS in classic, and over 300 FPS in SMP. X3
If these fail, reply back and I'll see what else can be done about it. ^^
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