Help with FPS increase

HeRoGr · April 2011

Can anyone tell what computer parts, I can change to get a noticeable FPS increase, I usually have 45 in a 5v5, so i would like to increase that to about 80-100, at least.
heres my specs:

Manufacturer: HP-Pavilion
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz (2 CPUs), ~1.8GHz
Memory: 1916MB RAM
Hard Drive: 490 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7100 / NVIDIA nForce 630i
Monitor: HP w2007 Wide LCD Monitor
Sound Card: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Speakers/Headphones: Logitech Headset
Keyboard: USB Root Hub
Mouse: USB Root Hub
Mouse Surface: N/A
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate
Computer Case: N/A

OT:I didn't know where to put this thread

CookieMunzta · April 2011

OC that CPU (if possible).

Cheapest alternative would be to upgrade your RAM, entirely if that's stock low-mhz RAM.

You've tried GameBooster, right?

HeRoGr · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

OC that CPU (if possible).

Cheapest alternative would be to upgrade your RAM, entirely if that's stock low-mhz RAM.

You've tried GameBooster, right?

yeah it gave me around 3 fps increase , ive tried Advanced System Care Pro also, ty for info.

getSpanked · April 2011

NVIDIA geforce 8400 i got 80 fps in 5v5's

G4E0DoomsDay · April 2011

****Dungeon wrote: »

Can anyone tell what computer parts, I can change to get a noticeable FPS increase, I usually have 45 in a 5v5, so i would like to increase that to about 80-100, at least.
heres my specs:

Manufacturer: HP-Pavilion
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz (2 CPUs), ~1.8GHz
Memory: 1916MB RAM
Hard Drive: 490 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7100 / NVIDIA nForce 630i
Monitor: HP w2007 Wide LCD Monitor
Sound Card: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Speakers/Headphones: Logitech Headset
Keyboard: USB Root Hub
Mouse: USB Root Hub
Mouse Surface: N/A
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate
Computer Case: N/A

OT:I didn't know where to put this thread

Whats your hard disk speed 5600 rpm or 7200 or 10k or 15k or ssd
get a new cpu if u oc pents I've heard they overheat alot

xiKayto · April 2011

Well, get a better processor, RAM, and Graphics Card.

If you can't get any of the above, then try Overclocking, or updating all of your drivers.

That is pretty much it for Cross Fire.

SexyCoon · April 2011

****Dungeon wrote: »

Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz (2 CPUs), ~1.8GHz
Memory: 1916MB RAM

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7100 / NVIDIA nForce 630i

OT:I didn't know where to put this thread

This. 1 get more ram, 2gb of ram is sooo yesterday and you know today is friday friday, we all get down on friday.... ok well minimum you need 4 gig of ram, myself i use 16 gig but I dont only game. also that graphic card seems pretty low try to get a better one, and finaly 1.8ghz dual core is really old you must change it to something new.

but well if you're broke and you really need to up your fps, you just need to clean your pc. reformat it, clean the sh!t from hp then get back the things you need.

myself i did that and my pc passed from 120 fps in 8v8 to 290

xCovert · April 2011

graphics card is most important, also didn't the new CF text improved your FPS? My average was like 60 - 100, now its 100 - 200

HeRoGr · April 2011

sCovert wrote: »

graphics card is most important, also didn't the new CF text improved your FPS? My average was like 60 - 100, now its 100 - 200

it was 36 or something before, so yeah the text did improve my FPS

CookieMunzta · April 2011

sCovert wrote: »

graphics card is most important, also didn't the new CF text improved your FPS? My average was like 60 - 100, now its 100 - 200

CrossFire engine runs directly off the rez files on your hard drive, the GPU isn't important in this game at all, it's only real function is to display particular resolutions.

RAM mass, and your CPU's base clock speed will make the biggest difference.
On the upper end of the scale, a solid-state hard drive (SSD) makes a notable difference, but at a pretty hefty cost, for a larger capacity.

SexyCoon · April 2011

dont forget to lower your setting, low texture, low color , + just leave blood mark .

eeeeeeeeeev · April 2011

Start->My Computer/Computer->rightclick-> properties -> remote settings -> advanced -> on visual effect select "adjust for best performances"-> apply

Might/should help a bit

GhostyTrap · April 2011

Nice computer specs

G4E0DoomsDay · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

CrossFire engine runs directly off the rez files on your hard drive, the GPU isn't important in this game at all, it's only real function is to display particular resolutions.

RAM mass, and your CPU's base clock speed will make the biggest difference.
On the upper end of the scale, a solid-state hard drive (SSD) makes a notable difference, but at a pretty hefty cost, for a larger capacity.

a 15k or 10k rpm drive can be substituted for a ssd tho

CookieMunzta · April 2011

G4E0DoomsDay wrote: »

a 15k or 10k rpm drive can be substituted for a ssd tho

Of course, just about, but that's WAY more delicate than an SSD, and often just as costly.

G4E0DoomsDay · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

Of course, just about, but that's WAY more delicate than an SSD, and often just as costly.

my 10k drive still works for 1.5 year so far but i'll be mad if it breaks then my os goes with it

my 300 gb 10k drive was only like 163 usd and with that money you can get only a 60 gb ssd

CookieMunzta · April 2011

G4E0DoomsDay wrote: »

my 10k drive still works for 1.5 year so far but i'll be mad if it breaks then my os goes with it

my 300 gb 10k drive was only like 163 usd and with that money you can get only a 60 gb ssd

That's a rip, I bought my current Corsair Force 250GB SSD for what would be equivalent to $60.

But that's because I know the right people

G4E0DoomsDay · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

That's a rip, I bought my current Corsair Force 250GB SSD for what would be equivalent to $60.

But that's because I know the right people

i mean not used nor back handed(under the table) dealing intel ssd are expensive

CookieMunzta · April 2011

G4E0DoomsDay wrote: »

i mean not used nor back handed(under the table) dealing intel ssd are expensive

Brand new, fresh out the box, legit.
Intel ones are way over priced, much like the Corsair ones tbh.

G4E0DoomsDay · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

Brand new, fresh out the box, legit.
Intel ones are way over priced, much like the Corsair ones tbh.

corsair is cheaper tho

CrackinDomes · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

CrossFire engine runs directly off the rez files on your hard drive, the GPU isn't important in this game at all, it's only real function is to display particular resolutions.

RAM mass, and your CPU's base clock speed will make the biggest difference.

QFT. 100% truth.

CookieMunzta · April 2011

G4E0DoomsDay wrote: »

corsair is cheaper tho

Mhm, but pretty much any decent brand will do the same job.

Corsair just has that reputation, much like Intel.

Youk_Fou · April 2011

cpu = fps. 2gb ram for cf is more than enough even on win7.

SexyCoon · April 2011

sh1mush1 wrote: »

cpu = fps. 2gb ram for cf is more than enough even on win7.

the thing you forgot is at time you use vista/win7 or any last generation os they eat at least 1gig of your ram which cut your 2 gig of ram into 1, and 1 gig of ram for a mmofps is way too low.

Youk_Fou · April 2011

TheRealCoon wrote: »

the thing you forgot is at time you use vista/win7 or any last generation os they eat at least 1gig of your ram which cut your 2 gig of ram into 1, and 1 gig of ram for a mmofps is way too low.

yeah but we talk about cf and it eats 300 ´- 600 ram at my note. 900 - 1000 ram by win7 x32 there are enough ram for background programs

CookieMunzta · April 2011

TheRealCoon wrote: »

the thing you forgot is at time you use vista/win7 or any last generation os they eat at least 1gig of your ram which cut your 2 gig of ram into 1, and 1 gig of ram for a mmofps is way too low.

Most decent SR/specs and benchmarkers already take this into consideration.

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