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Battlefield 2 tends to chug a bit, so I ran a test over at PCPitStop on my GeForce 6600GT, and it said that I have "unusually low video performance - 94.94 MP/s".
Any particular things I can do to my system to fix this? Or any drivers to download?
The rest of my rig is:
3.0GHZ
512MB RAM (soon to be upgraded to 1.5GB RAM)
Cheers in advance.
Any particular things I can do to my system to fix this? Or any drivers to download?
The rest of my rig is:
3.0GHZ
512MB RAM (soon to be upgraded to 1.5GB RAM)
Cheers in advance.
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Remember that PC Pitstop only tests 2D graphics. Most top-end graphics cards are optimised for 3D graphics - though you can often find drivers which offer improved 2D rendering.
Yeah 77.72s are better in general for performance, it runs all the latest games where as 77.77 has issues with WoW and a few others.
77.72?
Anyway, I just adjusted those settings. Cheers for that, here's a bit of hope *restarts computer*
Anyway, I just adjusted those settings. Cheers for that, here's a bit of hope *restarts computer*
Reefer
Right click desktop > Properties > Settings tab > Advanced > Geforce tab > Performance and quality option > Image settings in the window > Drag the arrow to high performance.
Turn off virtical sync.
If you want a bit better performance in BF2 use the older 77.72 as they give a few extra FPS in general.
Right click desktop > Properties > Settings tab > Advanced > Geforce tab > Performance and quality option > Image settings in the window > Drag the arrow to high performance.
Turn off virtical sync.
If you want a bit better performance in BF2 use the older 77.72 as they give a few extra FPS in general.
I've no idea. Is there a way to find out without opening my rig up?
Reefer wrote:
> 3) Is your PSU crap?
>
> It's 300W. Should it be any higher?
If I recall correctly, yes. Also, what brand is it?
> 3) Is your PSU crap?
>
> It's 300W. Should it be any higher?
If I recall correctly, yes. Also, what brand is it?
Memorandum! wrote:
> 1) If the Geforce 6600GT is new, did you fully uninstall your previous
> card's drivers using Driver Cleaner Pro?
Yep, did a full system restore anyway.
> 2) Are you running the latest Forceware drivers?
Ah, *googles*
> 3) Is your PSU crap?
It's 300W. Should it be any higher?
> 1) If the Geforce 6600GT is new, did you fully uninstall your previous
> card's drivers using Driver Cleaner Pro?
Yep, did a full system restore anyway.
> 2) Are you running the latest Forceware drivers?
Ah, *googles*
> 3) Is your PSU crap?
It's 300W. Should it be any higher?
Pfft, got rid of those episodes as soon as the DVDs came out :P
Reefer wrote:
> Nope - my computer's a secure fortress. Never had a virus, never will.
yeah, that was only one of my suggestions. Perhaps your computer doesn't like ill-gotten software or pirated episodes of 24 or something. A computer with morals - the end is nigh
> Nope - my computer's a secure fortress. Never had a virus, never will.
yeah, that was only one of my suggestions. Perhaps your computer doesn't like ill-gotten software or pirated episodes of 24 or something. A computer with morals - the end is nigh
1) If the Geforce 6600GT is new, did you fully uninstall your previous card's drivers using Driver Cleaner Pro?
2) Are you running the latest Forceware drivers?
3) Is your PSU crap?
2) Are you running the latest Forceware drivers?
3) Is your PSU crap?
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