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I don't play that game, but as kenn3th suggests, use a graphics setting that is of a lower resolution
you might also want to try the tips in the sticky for speeding your computer
also, you might also want to close down unused programs running in the background.
finally, what is your laptop specs?
Edited by eagle 01 Apr `08, 11:18PM
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if your graphics card has a controller, (go to display property> advanced) go to its options and slide the bar over towards performance and away from quality. edit: just checked... onboard graphics doesnt have this function... lol suck thumb... adjust your ingame options
Edited by dibilo 02 Apr `08, 11:47PM
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actually u can upgrade your memory card!
i found out a few weeks ago. however it ain easy
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Upgrade-Replace-a-Notebook-Video-Card.3236.0.html
it is nearly impossible to replace video cards of notebooks without MXM, Axiom or "Dell Slot
Edited by kenn3th 03 May `08, 1:33PM
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Intel graphics card suck...and thats a fact.
Source: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showpost.php?p=1654743&postcount=1
Only 1% of the notebook sold in the market allows you to upgrade their graphics card
- Proprietary modular format - (mainly Dell Laptops)
- MXM (Mobile PCI EXpress Module) - http://www.mxm-upgrade.com/Table.html
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Originally posted by fifteen:
what can i build in to make the game less lag?
Get a desktop PC for gamers.
simnatic a PCI-E slot is smaller then a normal PCI.
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u only have 1 choice - add more system ram. the GPU ram will aso increase this way cos onboard GPI uses system ram. note that you'll bottleneck @ 3.25GB system ram even if you put in 4GB ram.
then tweak your GPU for performance instead of quality. try to reduce the visual effects your OS uses as well.
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Originally posted by playmemory:
Get a desktop PC for gamers.
simnatic a PCI-E slot is smaller then a normal PCI.
Ok, i'm really sorry but i really don't know how to tell the diff between PCI and PCI-E. So, if possible, can u guys help me identify what type of PCI slot I have with the picture i attach here? Thank you very very much. :)
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