i have been playing bf2 for a while now and i have upgraded pc and i have been geting realy bad performance out of it such as slow frames and delays i have a Tiny. Amd athlon 64 3000+ 2ghz rated at the performance of 3ghz mmx 3d now Nvidia geforce 6600 and 768mb ram can anyone give me sugistions on y i am getting slow frames and brining them higher
well i got all my drivers up to date and ive had a ram checker on my oc and its telling me tht bf2 is using curenty 689mb of ram whilst i am running it and do you know any good overclocking software for my cpu.:)
yeh i suggest thht u get like at least another 512 ram stick because thts under 1 gig and anything under 1 gig is crap. trying oc'ing ur cpu and oh, turn aa off tht will give u like another 5-10 fps.
best way of overclocking your CPU is from the your BIOS, overlock the FSB just a little, and test, then a lil more etc, repeat until your system becomes unstable/doesn't boot and then go back to the last good setting, make sure you know how to reset your CMOS aswell before trying it
i found that the 1.3 patch killed my performance...pre 1.3 i would get pretty smooth fps but now its just all choppy so im back playing the demo which is just as fun
Also bring your textures down to medium, you will get studders with them on high unless you have 1.5GB of ram or more.
Originally posted by Impurify
best way of overclocking your CPU is from the your BIOS, overlock the FSB just a little, and test, then a lil more etc, repeat until your system becomes unstable/doesn't boot and then go back to the last good setting, make sure you know how to reset your CMOS aswell before trying it
Please don't do this. You need to learn more before you go cranking your FSB up all willy nilly.
Impurify~That is bad advice, what if his motherboard doesn't have a PCI bus lock? Then following your advice would have lead him to a good 'ol corrupted harddrive.
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