Will this help my fps?

BellaTrix12 wrote: »

Thats a bad card look this is what i have around 100FPS in 8v8
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/PNY+-+NVIDIA+GeForce+9800+GT+1GB+GDDR3+PCI+Express+Graphics+Card/8968094.p?id=1218006355798&skuId=8968094&st=9800GT&cp=1&lp=2




http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Galaxy+-+NVIDIA+GeForce+9500GT+1GB+DDR2+PCI+Express+Graphics+Card/9182859.p?id=1218049410617&skuId=9182859&st=9500GT&cp=1&lp=1
This will give you 40-60 FPS in a 8v8 no prob
keep in mind RAM Size and CPU speed do have a factor

How do you know if your computer can run ddr3 or not?? I am still confused on that one...

And I want to know what is better... an ati or nvidia..

BellaTrix12 wrote: »

ati,nvidia, presonal preference


about the ddr3 most PC's can run it ummm stuff is going into ddr4 now

you can open your PC take out a RAM stick it might say

if Vista was the OP system the yeah ddr3 is supported

how would a stick of ram tell me?

When I put in the ram when I was building it, it said nothing.
my mobo http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128394

TastyLime wrote: »

Doesn't matter what kind of ram you got, or cpu. you can have ddr2 ram and have a ddr3 graphic card.
Get your facts straight, until then.. don't give people advice.

roflmao true.

I have DDR3 RAM and GDDR5 GFX...

Just make sure you have a PCI-e Slot free and enough power from PSU, if you are definitley buy that 4350, you might not need additional power supply.

I would not recommend that GFX card though, go for a 9600GT by Nvidia or 4800 Series from ATi.(More power might be required)

Hi,

It's been a couple of years now since I've done an update to my hardware. First thing most people forget to check is compatabilty to their Mobo's(motherboards). Try cnet.com for a free download to help determine yours if you do not know it already.

Second newegg.com is a site I've used to build a few pc's from scratch. They offer a really nice range of items to choose from and prices are usually better then the big box stores.

Good Luck,

CH

Dimentional1 wrote: »

i use a geforce 9500gt 512mb
with..
asus( yea i know) P5QL pro motherboardhttp://www.'toadfmshardware.com/reviews/intel-p45-core,2110-4.html
intel 2 duo E8400 running ( @3ghtzX2) 6ghtz
4 gig of ram ( X2) Samsung M3 78T5663SasdfH3-CF7 2GIG DDR2-800 ( 400mhz)

and i get average 150-300fps in games
[IMG]http://i39.tinypic.com/21j9'7ix.jasdfpg[/IdsfaasdfMG] untill i did a registry tweak that made it more stable or around 220-270 ( can still hit 300 sometimes)[/img]

i have done quiet a few registry tweakz to help get more stable fps... because when i first got this pc it jumped wildy from 50-400fps...
had pc for about a year now.. and it works perfect.. along with 20 or under ping in uk server i get called hacker all day long
[IMG]http://i40.tinypic.com/anlh79.jp'g[/IMasdfG] well hope this helps ya...[/img]

Can you send me registry tweaks you did in PM? I get about a constant 80 in td egypt 8v8 and I can hit up to 250 on lowest settings... But is not always stable...

TastyLime wrote: »

Doesn't matter what kind of ram you got, or cpu. you can have ddr2 ram and have a gddr3 graphic card.
Get your facts straight, until then.. don't give people advice.

I mean RAM and CPU affect your FPS Tasy GTFO no ones like you your just a troll, next time read my post a little bit more

Could you post what reg tweaks you've used?

KillGod wrote: »

Can you send me registry tweaks you did in PM? I get about a constant 80 in td egypt 8v8 and I can hit up to 250 on lowest settings... But is not always stable...

i cant send the advanced tweakz coz u have to do it manually and im not puttin site either coz people will mess there pc's up....

but good programs that ive used is CCleaner gamegain and gamebooster (gain&booster basickly the same tiny diffrences)

they will help with fps for low end pc's

if u have high end pc... as u said u can hit 250... maybe just try updating drivers for graphics card and processor....

( I AM NOT ADVISING THIS ONLY DO IF U KNOW WOT TO DO)
upgrading bios can sometimes help too...
but not all the time... and its easy to go wrong so only do if u know how

other way is to allways defrag your hidedrive run system clean up...
and keep your hardrive atleast 1/3rd free... i personally keep mine 70% free and use externals

Prodi429 wrote: »

It's not just about Graphics card, RAM and processor play a big part as well, especially processor.

actually for this game its mostly graphics card... this game only need 2-2.5gig ram to run smoothly... i run intel core 2 duo E8400 3htz X2 (ghtz)
it only uses 19% or 1 core and 28% of the other... so if u have 3ghts processor will never run 100% ( unless u doin other stuff)...

now graphics card is allways used about 70-85%...
if u have better graphics card u get higher fps.. with same setup...
lower end graphics card u will get less...

wot im saying aslong as u have the processor speed and the requirerd ram...
its mostly down to graphics card... and motherboard... but mostly GPU

l_l wrote: »

ASUS... is one of the best gamingware makers.
I own one.
I personally think that ASUS and Alienware make the best gaming computers.

guess thats why i get high fps then....

but ive allways hard bad feedback for asus... maybe that was old stuff idk...

z7Nz wrote: »

ASUS has better prices for gaming computers/laptops than Dell IMO

ASUS mobos suck though.

hope u find one

LOL you all are smoking something good.

GDDR5 does exist for whoever said it didn't.

This game is SUPER dependent on the CPU.

Gfx card will help sustain stable FPS.

RAM helps all around.

Btw, if you wanted to know here's my old pc (My new one is still being fixed).

Nvidia Edition Cooler Master Stacker830
Asus CROSSHAIR Motherboard*
AMD Phenom 9850 X4 Quad Core (OC'd 2.91Ghz)
Zalman CNPS9700-NT CPU Cooler (Nvidia)
BFG 8800GTX 768MB (x2) SLI Enabled*
4GB Corsair XMS2 RAM
(2) 150GB WD Raptor X Drives (Raid-0)*
BFG 800W PSU*
8 Thermaltake 120mm Green LED Case Fans
Dell 30" LCD Widescreen Monitor*
Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard
Razer Copperhead 2000DPI Gaming Mouse
Cyber Snipa Aluminum Gaming Mouse Pad
Bose Companion 5 Multimedia Speakers*