Dell Inspiron 9300: (these are a guess of the specs because I don't have it with me right now)
512MB RAM
128MB of video
1.6 GHz processor
Anyways, despite being under/at minimum specs for CoD2, it runs it perfectly at lowest settings even in a huge firefight on a snow map.
In BF2, it acts as though I have a connection interruption(freezes) every 3 seconds that lasts for 1 second even in SP, and it doesn't actually show the "Problem with your connection" message unless it lasts for 2 or more seconds. It's not choppy like some computers where it's the FPS that falls, because my FPS is pretty good.
I can put view distance from 50% to 100% with no change. When I fly a jet/heli or I am looking though the scope of a sniper to a farther distance, the connection-like-problem stuff doesn't happen. It's almost as if dealing with close things causes the problem.
I want to know the cause of this, and how I can fix it. Please be specific, don't say "get more RAM" if you're not sure that's going to fix it.
512MB RAM
128MB of video
1.6 GHz processor
Anyways, despite being under/at minimum specs for CoD2, it runs it perfectly at lowest settings even in a huge firefight on a snow map.
In BF2, it acts as though I have a connection interruption(freezes) every 3 seconds that lasts for 1 second even in SP, and it doesn't actually show the "Problem with your connection" message unless it lasts for 2 or more seconds. It's not choppy like some computers where it's the FPS that falls, because my FPS is pretty good.
I can put view distance from 50% to 100% with no change. When I fly a jet/heli or I am looking though the scope of a sniper to a farther distance, the connection-like-problem stuff doesn't happen. It's almost as if dealing with close things causes the problem.
I want to know the cause of this, and how I can fix it. Please be specific, don't say "get more RAM" if you're not sure that's going to fix it.
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