Graphic card issue?

ll_J_Z_ll · November 2010

Hello, I know that crossfire is one of those games that require low graphic cards to play. I have pretty good ram, really good internet, I turn the setting to the lowest, extremely low ping, but my fps is killing me. Everytime there is a full room in crossfire, I lag pretty badly. Is it my graphic card? My graphic card is intel 82865 graphics controller. I know, my graphic card is really bad, but the game does not require a lot of graphics. Help is appreciated.

ThisisRaZe · November 2010

I don't think so. Usually background programs are using RAM, that causes lower FPS. I recommend that you download GameBooster and turn them off.
http://www.iobit.com/gamebooster.html
This usually works for me. I go from 50 FPS to up to 200. I hope this helps.
P.S if you are ping lagging, use this and make sure your firewall is ON and Blocking ALL incoming Connections!

uCheat · November 2010

Buy a video card

Giggletron · November 2010

Post your pc specs. You can find these by right-clicking My Computer and going to Properties.

You can also find more detailed information by doing this:

(XP) Start>Run and type "dxdiag"
(Vista) Start and you can simply type "dxdiag" into the search box

Thumps · November 2010

m4a11nerds wrote: »

Hello, I know that crossfire is one of those games that require low graphic cards to play. I have pretty good ram, really good internet, I turn the setting to the lowest, extremely low ping, but my fps is killing me. Everytime there is a full room in crossfire, I lag pretty badly. Is it my graphic card? My graphic card is intel 82865 graphics controller. I know, my graphic card is really bad, but the game does not require a lot of graphics. Help is appreciated.

The on board graphics chips are horrible when it comes to 3d games. Your best option is to buy a separate or discrete graphics card. Game booster will help a bit but there isn't much you can do to make a useless graphics chip any better.

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