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humplick
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tone down the quality of the settings until u come up with good performance. Search the threads for how to turn off autosave, which stops any jagging framerates. If you are experiencing stuttering(sound) turn quality to medium, seems to be no real loss of quality from high to medium.
oh, also update all your drivers etc.
oh, also update all your drivers etc.
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p0lski
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Just make sure you have all the latest drivers, including the chipset ones that some people forget, run your OS with minimal services in the background.
stop some by Start>Run> Services.msc
and all the other junk you have running (Task Manager Anyone?), make sure your drive is not fragmented to bits, dont expect wonders from a low end box tho.
Other than that like Humplick said, Autosave Off and just playaround with the ingame settings ... its not rocket science people.
Cheerios,
Rad
stop some by Start>Run> Services.msc
and all the other junk you have running (Task Manager Anyone?), make sure your drive is not fragmented to bits, dont expect wonders from a low end box tho.
Other than that like Humplick said, Autosave Off and just playaround with the ingame settings ... its not rocket science people.
Cheerios,
Rad
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Try Omega Drivers - http://www.omegadrivers.net/
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p0lski
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Umm,
Right click the My Computer icon or whatever you have it called, then Properties, Hardware, Device Manager
All you're hardware's there
Quicker display check
Rightclick the desktop, Properties
Settings tab .. it will have your Adapter name there
you can have a look under advanced for the Driver version as well.
OS?
General tab after you rightclick on my cmputer and properties its all there
Cheerios,
Rad
Right click the My Computer icon or whatever you have it called, then Properties, Hardware, Device Manager
All you're hardware's there
Quicker display check
Rightclick the desktop, Properties
Settings tab .. it will have your Adapter name there
you can have a look under advanced for the Driver version as well.
OS?
General tab after you rightclick on my cmputer and properties its all there
Cheerios,
Rad
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p0lski
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i wasnt even gonna ask, some things are better left unsaid,
unless hes got XP with the /noguiboot option he wont see the logo on boot (you should try cuts the boot time by few sec), then again i dont see how someone that doesnt know what VGA they have will know that but anyway...
Cheerios,
Rad
unless hes got XP with the /noguiboot option he wont see the logo on boot (you should try cuts the boot time by few sec), then again i dont see how someone that doesnt know what VGA they have will know that but anyway...
Cheerios,
Rad
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p0lski
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Only to a point, it might improve the load times slightly.
The Biggest factor would be the drivers, BIOS of your mother board and the settings and how much crap you have running in the background like any Antivirus and stuff also System Restore is the beggest resource waster.. disable it when playing as it tends to backup system files at the least useful time ... like playing games.
also disable the fast indexing service if your running XP .. another wase of time
The Biggest factor would be the drivers, BIOS of your mother board and the settings and how much crap you have running in the background like any Antivirus and stuff also System Restore is the beggest resource waster.. disable it when playing as it tends to backup system files at the least useful time ... like playing games.
also disable the fast indexing service if your running XP .. another wase of time
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