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  • darksteppa1

    #16
    Re: Crashing/Lagging

    Originally posted by System
    Instead of downloading the setup program that does the pb junk automatically like it says it will, try just manually downloading the files and placing them in the correct location. Thats what I do, and I've tried using pb setup before and its a joke... Didn't work for me.
    link. &, where do i place the files? through BF2 folder? i dunno!

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    • camper.
      Member
      • Dec 2006
      • 3459

      #17
      Re: Crashing/Lagging

      Originally posted by drksteppa1
      Windows2000? why would i wanna get 2000 when we're in the future of technology? Sorry to say but, that was the most stupidest things i have ever heard of. Downgrade from Vista - Windows2000? u kidding me? hahah. what im trying to say about pbsetup is, there are two ports that run...PunkbusterA shows up in the port but, punbusterB doesn't....where is punkbusterB in the port? Or, how can i add pbsetupB into a port? Im going to download pbsetup 1 more time....there was never ANY good results with that program to be honest.

      Just read the title of the threads through Tech Center


      ps...believe me,...I am no NOOB


      Mate, I think I'll leave it at that.

      In the meantime, enjoy your Voodoo5 5500.

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      • System
        Member
        • Jun 2006
        • 1091

        #18
        Re: Crashing/Lagging



        Download "For Players"

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        • darksteppa1

          #19
          Re: Crashing/Lagging

          thanks for the help but, i had to mess with vista a bit. I got the kicks off and only get lagg for 10 mins of the beginning of the game which, I do understand because, computers need a little time to connect & network.

          back to the original way of when i first started playing.

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          • darksteppa1

            #20
            Re: Crashing/Lagging

            I don't understand this....this is very very wierd. I downloaded punkbuster set up again and when i play, 8 mins b4 the round is over, I get constant lag during and b4 the game is over. I also tend to get the longest lags ever when these happen. Should i get more RAM even though i'm at 890MB Ram? Does this have to do with the speed of my internet connections????

            helps appreciated.


            thanks

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            • Eagle101

              #21
              Re: Crashing/Lagging

              dude build BUILD BUILD ur PC a real gamer enthusiast BUILDS his/her PC u got a **** pc i got a **** pc in 2000 and now i changed it from a 7300gt to a 2400xt(bad F'ing move) now i am getting and 8800gts or gtx do that build sell ur new pc if u can lol!

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              • camper.
                Member
                • Dec 2006
                • 3459

                #22
                Re: Crashing/Lagging

                Originally posted by drksteppa1
                I don't understand this....this is very very wierd. I downloaded punkbuster set up again and when i play, 8 mins b4 the round is over, I get constant lag during and b4 the game is over. I also tend to get the longest lags ever when these happen. Should i get more RAM even though i'm at 890MB Ram? Does this have to do with the speed of my internet connections????

                helps appreciated.


                thanks


                a) Kill off as many background processes as possible (on XP, I have 18, including powestrip, nod32, fraps, daemon tools, etc)

                b) Kill off as many services as possible (start => run => services.msc). Don't kill off critical services like firewalls and antivirus and system services (these are grayed out but some can be disabled). If you can handle the windows classic theme, then switch to it. The goal of steps a and b is to get the most efficiency out of your PC.

                c) In the BF2 console, write "pb_sleep 500" then "pb_writecfg". Well documented tweak.



                That should help. Also, if you can, try restricting BF2 to earlier pixel shader versions (see ConscriptVirus' guide for those on FX cards).

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                • darksteppa1

                  #23
                  Re: Crashing/Lagging

                  Originally posted by camperstrike
                  a) Kill off as many background processes as possible (on XP, I have 18, including powestrip, nod32, fraps, daemon tools, etc)

                  b) Kill off as many services as possible (start => run => services.msc). Don't kill off critical services like firewalls and antivirus and system services (these are grayed out but some can be disabled). If you can handle the windows classic theme, then switch to it. The goal of steps a and b is to get the most efficiency out of your PC.

                  c) In the BF2 console, write "pb_sleep 500" then "pb_writecfg". Well documented tweak.



                  That should help. Also, if you can, try restricting BF2 to earlier pixel shader versions (see ConscriptVirus' guide for those on FX cards).

                  thanks for the help mang. what are the services that i should end? I don't want too end the wrong processes. doesnt cntrl, alt, delete work?
                  im running actually about 3 programs that are for viruses. Im really confused but i will do as i was told.

                  option C looks easy but to end the services doesn't look soo ez.

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                  • camper.
                    Member
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 3459

                    #24
                    Re: Crashing/Lagging

                    For the services, try a guide like http://www.speedyvista.com/services.html. You should set the ones you "disable" to Manual, don't disable them unless they pose a security risk (things like Remote Registry). All the services are hosted under svchost.exe, so using Task Manager (CTRL + ALT + DEL) to kill it usually ends up in your PC rebooting in 60 seconds.

                    You need ONE anti-virus program at a time, 3 programs at once is ridiculous.

                    How many running background processes do you have?

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