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Hello,
I am playing this game for a quiet long time and I am enjoying it. One problem that buging me is my FPS. It goes from 60 - 250 fps, (sometimes better, sometimes I can't even play). From time to time I disconnect automatically from server.
I have wifi for years. about 3 - 4 years ago I started to play and it was all good till about 1 year ago or so. My fps went crazy, tried everything. My router is about 3 - 5m away from my laptop point.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Luka
Your internet connection (probably) has no connection to the framerates youre experiencing. What are your computer specs?
Specifications:
Procesor - Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 - 5200U CPU @ 2.20GH 2.19 Ghz
System - 64 - bit operation system, procesor x64
RAM - 8,00 GB
I have windows 10 pro.
If you need anything more, tell me.
Disables any background services. That might've been the one that cause you to have frame drops. Also launch Gunz in Windowed Mode and monitor the CPU & Network Usage in Task Manager.
Since using a Archetype and Whitemaps is pretty common. I suggest you using that. My old computer is running pretty good with only 2GB DDR3 @ 664MHz RAM, ATI Radeon HD 4200 (384MB), AMD Athlon II X2 B28 3.40GHz & running Windows 7 x86 (32-bit)
Is it a laptop ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luka
you left out your gfx card. what gfx do you have?????
Kronix - I will try with white maps and I did disable some of background services.
Thanks for advice, we will see if this can help.
Traumatiser - Yeah, i have laptop, and it's old about 1 year and 6 months.
Serpento - I am not really good with computers so I hope that is right answer below.
Gfx: Intel(R) HD graphics 5500
U should run it easily with this specs
its a laptop go into control panel and make sure power options is on high because laptops have this issue when its on high it should use full power of your graphics card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luka
What Traumatiser said.
Plus maybe the laptop gets too hot and throttles itself.
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Originally Posted by McSic
^^^this. mine did that because little did i know my gfx was holding onto dear life while trying to breath out the little vent the laptop had... they just overheat too much, get you a desktop