Graphic card laggg...
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My pc specs are Intel Core 2, 1.8ghz and 1 GB of Ram. Graphic card using Nvidia Geforce 7900GS.
I suppose that 7900gs is quite a good graphic card but when I play need for speed undercover, it lag like hell! Any solution to solve the problem?
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Originally posted by PicsCollector:
My pc specs are Intel Core 2, 1.8ghz and 1 GB of Ram. Graphic card using Nvidia Geforce 7900GS.
I suppose that 7900gs is quite a good graphic card but when I play need for speed undercover, it lag like hell! Any solution to solve the problem?
huh? 7900GS = good ar?
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Supposely i think its your processor. than increase ram abit.
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System Requirements for Game: Need For Speed Undercover
Need for Speed: Undercover Minimum System Requirements
Microsoft® Windows® XP (Service Pack 2) / Microsoft® Windows® Vista
Processor type : Amd athlon 64 x2 4200+
1.5GB RAM
256 MB DirectX® 9.0c compatible card / nVIDIA® GeForce™ 7900 / ATI Radeon® X1600
DirectX® 9.0 compatible sound card
>=64kbps Internet connection with low latency Cable/DSL speeds for multiplayer
Keyboard, Mouse
12 GB Available HDD spaceRECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
Microsoft® Windows® XP (Service Pack 2) / Microsoft® Windows® Vista
Processor type : Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 / Amd athlon 64 x2 5000+
512 MB DirectX® 10 compatible card / nVIDIA® GeForce™8600/ATI Radeon® X1950
2.0GB RAM
>=512kbps Internet connection with low latency Cable/DSL/T1+ speeds for multiplayer
Keyboard, Mouse, Microsoft 360 compatible controller
12 GB Available HDD SpaceAMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+: 2.2GHz, 1MB L2 Cache
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+: 2.6GHz, 1MB L2 Cache
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400: 2.13GHz, 2MB L2 Cache, 1066MHz FSBNVIDIA GeForce 7900: 256MB
NVIDIA GeForce 8600: 256MB
ATI Radeon X1600: Unknown Memory
ATI Radeon X1950: Unknown Memoryby looking at your specifications, and the given minimum and reccomended specifications, your computer is way too crap, and without much saying, it will lag. your computer has only 1.8GHz processor speed and 1GB of RAM, how are you able to run a game that needs 2GB of RAM and at least 2.2GHz processor speed? time for major overhaul.
the above info are adapted from this webbie:
http://www.ahilosu.com/2008/09/22/need-for-speed-undercover-minimum-system-requirements/ -
Originally posted by nenepokey:
huh? 7900GS = good ar?
I suppose ma...
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Oh i see, thanks nenepokey. Think will do a major overhaul soon.
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Originally posted by PicsCollector:
Oh i see, thanks nenepokey. Think will do a major overhaul soon.
haha! no problem. maintain the current Hard Disk as much as possible. suggest that you add in another hard drive.
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Originally posted by nenepokey:
haha! no problem. maintain the current Hard Disk as much as possible. suggest that you add in another hard drive.
Hmmmm, why do I have to add another hard drive? I thought one would be enough?
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my cpu is pentium D 930 worhh..
but i still qualify coz its 3.0GHz.
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Originally posted by SBS7484P:
my cpu is pentium D 930 worhh..
but i still qualify coz its 3.0GHz.
Good for you. I don't know why, but I used the System Requirements Lab applet and it told me my Q6600 was rated at 4.68GHz. How hot your CPU? -
cant say how hot it is.. my cpu temp sensor is screwed. speedfan reports it as 0 degrees C.altho im thinking it shdnt go anywhere over 45 celsius.. its fan cooled, but that fan runs pretty darn fast, so yeah.
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Originally posted by SBS7484P:
cant say how hot it is.. my cpu temp sensor is screwed. speedfan reports it as 0 degrees C.altho im thinking it shdnt go anywhere over 45 celsius.. its fan cooled, but that fan runs pretty darn fast, so yeah.
You sure? Pentium Ds are extremely hot. My old single-core Celeron D 2.4 was like close to overheating (with fan opened and recently-cleaned cooler), so a higher-clocked, higher performance CPU from the same generation (Netburst) should be hotter. I'm thinking around 50-90C. Could go over 100, i guess. Im glad my Q6600 runs really cool. Good headroom for OCing. I heard can OC to 3.6GHz on standard air(with stock cooler).
Anyway, I recommend Quad-core CPUs. Future-proof, as one guy said.
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Originally posted by Raraken:
You sure? Pentium Ds are extremely hot. My old single-core Celeron D 2.4 was like close to overheating (with fan opened and recently-cleaned cooler), so a higher-clocked, higher performance CPU from the same generation (Netburst) should be hotter. I'm thinking around 50-90C. Could go over 100, i guess. Im glad my Q6600 runs really cool. Good headroom for OCing. I heard can OC to 3.6GHz on standard air(with stock cooler).
Anyway, I recommend Quad-core CPUs. Future-proof, as one guy said.
the new G0 stepping?
My Q9450 runs hot, even though it is 45nm, i clocked it at 3.34ghz with 3rdparty cpu cooler
Reaching around 62 on full load, last time when i did not install it properly, i can reach over 75 -
Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:
the new G0 stepping?
My Q9450 runs hot, even though it is 45nm, i clocked it at 3.34ghz with 3rdparty cpu cooler
Reaching around 62 on full load, last time when i did not install it properly, i can reach over 75Yes, 95W TDP. The B stepping was like 130W TDP, WTF?
Idle at 2.7GHz - 42C average. Load is 60C.