Low FPS, good PC?

iTempaHz · February 2011

Manufacturer:
Sony Corporation
Processor:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M 330 @ 2.13GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.1GHz
Memory:
4096MB RAM
Hard Drive:
488 GB
Video Card:
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5145
Monitor:
Sound Card:
Speakers (Turtle Beach USB Headset)
Speakers/Headphones:
Keyboard:
USB Root Hub
Mouse:
USB Root Hub
Mouse Surface:
Operating System:
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.101026-1503)
Motherboard:
Computer Case:

Is my specs, and I'm getting like 20 FPS in a game with 10 people, when it's like 5 I get about 35, I used to get a smooth 50-60 all the time?
HELP.

RealCookie · February 2011

Well all i can say is, delete some things which werent on ur PC before... Basicly when u had ur 50FPS, and downloaded somethin... Delete that thing

BaychiDa · February 2011

CrossFire doesn't use GPU, it uses CPU, so I suggest getting more memory/ram I heard!

CookieMunzta · February 2011

You won't need more RAM, 4GB is more than enough.

But CF doesn't support multi-core technology, so it's gonna be running at pretty much 2GHZ.

You still shouldn't be getting that low though, maybe try GameBooster.

De-frag your system too, and clean up your reg files. You could also try uninstalling some old unused drivers, but if you're not 'computer knowledgeable', just ask, and I'l guide you through the process.

EDIT: Wait, I've just noticed, these are laptop specs, right? You're not going to be getting half the same response from those specs, as you would if they were PC.

TomTomDam · February 2011

Your power level in your processor doesn't match to CF's capabilities. I have the same problem, except not in CF, in BFBC2. I get 10 FPS throughout the whole games. I srsly need to get a new processor soon.

iTempaHz · February 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

You won't need more RAM, 4GB is more than enough.

But CF doesn't support multi-core technology, so it's gonna be running at pretty much 2GHZ.

You still shouldn't be getting that low though, maybe try GameBooster.

De-frag your system too, and clean up your reg files. You could also try uninstalling some old unused drivers, but if you're not 'computer knowledgeable', just ask, and I'l guide you through the process.

EDIT: Wait, I've just noticed, these are laptop specs, right? You're not going to be getting half the same response from those specs, as you would if they were PC.

Yes their laptop specs, but it was designed for gaming; 1200$.

I am not 'computer knowledgeable' no, but I know a fair bit about PC's.

Tell me how to un-install old drivers and clean the reg files please.

DeniMatsuda · February 2011

My FPS is very bad :S

Ricardomt · February 2011

my video card and a GeForce8600 and 25 fps and ~ 30 = /

CookieMunzta · February 2011

noogo wrote: »

Yes their laptop specs, but it was designed for gaming; 1200$.

I am not 'computer knowledgeable' no, but I know a fair bit about PC's.

Tell me how to un-install old drivers and clean the reg files please.

Crikey, that's a bit much $:\$

If your laptop isn't too old, uninstalling old drivers may be pointless, as you'll only end up re-instaling them again in whenever you next plug the device in.

You may want to use software like Advanced SystemCare to fix your reg files, since finding your way through all of them could take all day.

Low FPS, good PC?

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