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im running all maxed out with NO lag with this baby
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2.40GHz
Nvidia 8800GTX
Antec True Power Trio 650W
nForce 680i
160GB HDD
2GB of RAM DDR2
Erm, yeah, obviously.
But personally, I think it should be the RAM that causes most of the lag, i've got an P4 2.4Ghz, x800GT and 1GB DDR2 RAM and it'll lag if I max out the settings.
Try to lower your textures setting, should make it more smoother.
im running all maxed out with NO lag with this baby
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2.40GHz
Nvidia 8800GTX
Antec True Power Trio 650W
nForce 680i
160GB HDD
2GB of RAM DDR2
What was that for? Showing us how good you computer is?
Originally posted by Bradley
People need to stop using home PCs for gaming...and get a gaming PC...its alot of $ but its worth it!
Must be your dad who bought you machine lol
And now to the topic... First post your full specs, from what you said - 700MB ram isn't enogh at all. Ive got 1G and it's not perfect.
And a fast processor isn't as neccessary as a fast GFX card. I mean a really good proc. with a lame card will result in a very bad performance, in contrast with a bad proc and an excellent card which results in med-high-high performance.
collision mesh is usually the culprit for lag. the closer you are to complex objects (or complex collision meshes i should say) the more lag you will get.
try playing iron gator 64 player with no lag (que the "mommy bought me an alienware and i can run it fine you n00b" kid)
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