Need more FPS

monicap12345

My Laptop specs:




Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics

I have all of my settings( in game settings, visual effects, 3D settings, power plan, etc) on max performance and I get 50 fps max. With all 16 players in a room I get 30 - 40 fps.
I tried using various Game Boosters and Razer Game Boosters = nothing. I also defragment my Hard Drive every week, check for viruses every 2-3 days and close EVERY unnecessary program before starting Crossfire. I also have no unnecessary programs on Start Up and I end Explorer.exe before starting Crossfire...
And I never got more than 60 fps in game.

Help me ASAP

sfarc

windows xp sp3 will give you more fps and make the gameplay smoother.

LikeASir

monicap12345 wrote: »

My Laptop specs:




Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics

I have all of my settings( in game settings, visual effects, 3D settings, power plan, etc) on max performance and I get 50 fps max. With all 16 players in a room I get 30 - 40 fps.
I tried using various Game Boosters and Razer Game Boosters = nothing. I also defragment my Hard Drive every week, check for viruses every 2-3 days and close EVERY unnecessary program before starting Crossfire. I also have no unnecessary programs on Start Up and I end Explorer.exe before starting Crossfire...
And I never got more than 60 fps in game.

Help me ASAP

The only way to get more FPS is buying a new computer with better hardware.

There's not magic program that will make your computer faster.

monicap12345

sfarc wrote: »

windows xp sp3 will give you more fps and make the gameplay smoother.

Are you sure about this?
Cause I've never tried re-installing Windows b4..

HWG_iNk

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=ABYQ65Vn6KQ&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DABYQ65Vn6KQ

sfarc

monicap12345 wrote: »

Are you sure about this?
Cause I've never tried re-installing Windows b4..

yeah I'm sure.
xp looks bad, but it's the best for your pc. you'll see a way better performance in game and any other application.

monicap12345

sfarc wrote: »

windows xp sp3 will give you more fps and make the gameplay smoother.

sfarc wrote: »

yeah I'm sure.
xp looks bad, but it's the best for your pc. you'll see a way better performance in game and any other application.

But I need to get that Drivers and stuff, idk how to do that..

sfarc

monicap12345 wrote: »

But I need to get that Drivers and stuff, idk how to do that..

drivers and stuff usually come on a cd/dvd in the same package with the laptop.
if you don't have one, you can get the drivers via windows update.

Sexy_iBlue

Am sure this will help you , Go to control panel , Click on " Performance information and tools"
, then click on best performance , that helped me with 20fps +. i hope that helps

monicap12345

Sexy_iBlue wrote: »

Am sure this will help you , Go to control panel , Click on " Performance information and tools"
, then click on best performance , that helped me with 20fps +. i hope that helps

Already done that but still 50 fps

Smuggle508

1) Click Start
2) Right click on Computer, select properties
3) Click Advanced system settings
4) Go to Advanced tab
5) Click on Settings... in the Performance tab
6) Select Adjust for best performance

Download Razer Game Booster from the Razer website, make sure you aren't DLing a random program.

Select the lowest resolution in game.

Buy a good graphics card.

Close all other running programs while playing ingame.

]M[ostroxXx

How can I change graphics card on laptop?
And I always do everything you mention, except the razer game booster. Tried different game boosters, none of them helped much.

TheAntiJaJa

monicap12345 wrote: »

My Laptop specs:




Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics

I have all of my settings( in game settings, visual effects, 3D settings, power plan, etc) on max performance and I get 50 fps max. With all 16 players in a room I get 30 - 40 fps.
I tried using various Game Boosters and Razer Game Boosters = nothing. I also defragment my Hard Drive every week, check for viruses every 2-3 days and close EVERY unnecessary program before starting Crossfire. I also have no unnecessary programs on Start Up and I end Explorer.exe before starting Crossfire...
And I never got more than 60 fps in game.

Help me ASAP

I feel you man, I'm using intel HD graphics and usually get an avg 10-15 FPS with 16 people in a room, either get a desktop, or clear out your harddrive, Gamebooster or any other programs do nothing... Good luck.

]Impaled[

sfarc wrote: »

windows xp sp3 will give you more fps and make the gameplay smoother.

I 2nd this, my old wooden pc could handle CF without that much lag with XP, but when I upgraded to windows 7 that's when I noticed the lag, and CF is more dependent on CPU rather than GPU

qu4d

' wrote:

M[ostro***;3659792']How can I change graphics card on laptop?
And I always do everything you mention, except the razer game booster. Tried different game boosters, none of them helped much.

Some laptops only have specific types of parts that are allowed to be put into them. Some laptops are not even able to be messed with internally. Just depends on what you have.

]M[ostroxXx

dGrayson wrote: »

Some laptops only have specific types of parts that are allowed to be put into them. Some laptops are not even able to be messed with internally. Just depends on what you have.

I have a Sony Vaio Laptop. Serial: VPCEB21FD

qu4d

' wrote:

M[ostro***;3660321']I have a Sony Vaio Laptop. Serial: VPCEB21FD

I'm not sure if I'm able to post links from another website, but all I did was Google search your computer and look at the manual. Looking at it and only doing a quick glance through, it seems as if you can only upgrade your memory (not sure if HD or RAM) with that model. If you're too lazy to do a search around the web or look at the manual, your best bet is to just call Sony support and ask.

]M[ostroxXx

dGrayson wrote: »

I'm not sure if I'm able to post links from another website, but all I did was Google search your computer and look at the manual. Looking at it and only doing a quick glance through, it seems as if you can only upgrade your memory (not sure if HD or RAM) with that model. If you're too lazy to do a search around the web or look at the manual, your best bet is to just call Sony support and ask.

I'm not lazy, I've just searched and found out that I can upgrade RAM, INTERNAL HARD DRIVE and SOLID STATE DRIVE. I think only the RAM option help the most. The website says I can upgrade my 4GB(2GBx2) RAM to 8GB(4GBx2). But still, my Graphics card is trash... Will upgrading my RAM add lots of fps? Or just like +20, +30 fps more? Cause if it only adds max 30 fps I wouldn't bother spending my money(75.99 $) on this laptop.

llxYzll

your problem is in your processor
look at mine and look at yours

Intel Core I5 2.50 GHZ up to 2.80
Rating : 4.9 (in case you couldn't read it )
Or
May be Be cause your graphic card doesn't belong to NVIDIA Family
look at my FPS :cool:


Try a new graphic card

MegalodonSV

Iam_xYz wrote: »

Or
May be Be cause your graphic card doesn't belong to NVIDIA Family

Hahahahahahaha.

OP: CPU's bad. GPU's bad. Get a new computer.

qu4d

' wrote:

M[ostro***;3660523']I'm not lazy, I've just searched and found out that I can upgrade RAM, INTERNAL HARD DRIVE and SOLID STATE DRIVE. I think only the RAM option help the most. The website says I can upgrade my 4GB(2GBx2) RAM to 8GB(4GBx2). But still, my Graphics card is trash... Will upgrading my RAM add lots of fps? Or just like +20, +30 fps more? Cause if it only adds max 30 fps I wouldn't bother spending my money(75.99 $) on this laptop.

To be honest, I wouldn't bother buying anything new. You say you're running EVERYTHING on max settings and getting 50fps, try lowering some options. I'm sure you could easily get up to 70-80. I run everything on it's lowest setting (besides blood nad bullet trace) and get an average of 100-110. Try lowering some settings and see what happeneds.

]M[ostroxXx

dGrayson wrote: »

To be honest, I wouldn't bother buying anything new. You say you're running EVERYTHING on max settings and getting 50fps, try lowering some options. I'm sure you could easily get up to 70-80. I run everything on it's lowest setting (besides blood nad bullet trace) and get an average of 100-110. Try lowering some settings and see what happeneds.

I meant I am running CF on "Best Performance" setting. I've tried everything man, but no positive results... Getting a new laptop is not a cheap option. I'll need to save up my money for months to afford that.

Youk_Fou

be aware ... xp is must have for ur laptop ... cuz it doesn't have mouse, audiodg bugs wich affecting ur cpu ... but before u will install clean xp version be sure to store drivers for any hole of ur notebook. btw INTEL grafik chip the best brake for ur cpu.

over_rated

theres really nothing you can do unless you upgrade..
haswell laptops should be nice with hd 5000

over_rated

dGrayson wrote: »

To be honest, I wouldn't bother buying anything new. You say you're running EVERYTHING on max settings and getting 50fps, try lowering some options. I'm sure you could easily get up to 70-80. I run everything on it's lowest setting (besides blood nad bullet trace) and get an average of 100-110. Try lowering some settings and see what happeneds.

He says max performance settings which means everything turned down

RetiredGMer

over_rated wrote: »

He says max performance settings which means everything turned down

That CPU 2 op, f11 pls

IMxoxAwm

Can anyone tell me what the Max FPS you can get.

axzgaming

play on the lowest settings possible!

axzgaming

24_Seven wrote: »

Can anyone tell me what the Max FPS you can get.

I heard 200, you can go over but the framerate is still only 200

CrackinDomes

24_Seven wrote: »

Can anyone tell me what the Max FPS you can get.

I have hit 230 ~ 250.

Sexy_iBlue

If you are using a laptop that you got it long time ago , do this , clean the fan , by a vacuum cleaner , beleive me it works like magic .. it reduces the heat on the hardware.