I bad FPS help me please :(

nVidia6200
nVidia6200
in CrossFire Support
Hello,
I need advise why I have 40FPS in the game?
This is my computer configuration:

Windows vista home premium
AMD athalon(tm) 64x2 dual core processor 4400+ 2,31Ghz
2GB ram
ATI radeon HD 5570

PLease help me :( Thanks ..
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  • BlacKIOutzE
    BlacKIOutzE
    the prolem is the card video your card video is no good change video card or it tries to modernize driver of your card video in order to see the version just you write on you execute in your PC (dxdiag) but I you council to buy a new version of your card video type series nvidia 8800 or series nvidia 9800 or series nvidia gts 250
    by by BlacKIOutzE Conn3Xx clan sorry for my english im italian ^_^
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  • Destrophy
    Destrophy
    BlacKIOutzE wrote: »
    the prolem is the card video your card video is no good change video card or it tries to modernize driver of your card video in order to see the version just you write on you execute in your PC (dxdiag) but I you council to buy a new version of your card video type series nvidia 8800 or series nvidia 9800 or series nvidia gts 250
    by by BlacKIOutzE Conn3Xx clan sorry for my english im italian ^_^

    wrong, ATI radeon HD 5570 isn't that bad.

    It's your processor, your processor doesn't support your graphic card. Get at least a AMD Athlon 6000+ 3,0 gHz to get more performance

    and some more RAM 3-4 I'd prefer

    btw: check other games, to see your fps. Crossfire is online it need to load textures and these other things example killmarks etc. I also have sometimes only 65 fps
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  • voyager40
    voyager40
    To gain more FPS turn your CrossFire in game graphics down to their lowest settings. Turn all of your effects off.

    And if you have Norton Anti-Virus, turn the Community Watch option off. Community Watch has nothing to do with the security of your system, it sends info about your computer to Norton for "market research".(aka it's spyware)
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  • CyberCatUK
    CyberCatUK
    In addition to setting the Crossfire options a bit lower as mentioned, don't forget to check your ATI settings. If you have full quality on, Antiliasing set to max etc, that will decrease your FPS. Try it on off, 2 or 4.
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  • BlacKIOutzE
    BlacKIOutzE
    trusted enough to change to card video without to put memories or other because in that case you would have to change all the PC I you council gtx 285 and if you want to spend less gts 450
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  • TreacleFox
    TreacleFox
    Because Windows Vista.
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