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14th Sep 2007, 04:03
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Hello, my laptop has a GeForce 7600 and I thought it would be great but, it tends to go really jerky at times when playing games. Most notably when I bought fifa 07, I had to play at the lowest graphics???
Any suggestions or review on my laptop its the HP DV9340 Cheers 
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14th Sep 2007, 04:20
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whats the rest of your specs mate? i got the 7600 and looking to upgrade it to 8 series, i think my vista has killed it lol, wierd as i bought it as a package but mmeehh
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17th Sep 2007, 00:29
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the rest of the specs. 2gb ram, intel core 2 duo T7200, 160Gb Hard Drive
can you upgrade a laptops graphics card?????? 
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17th Sep 2007, 04:09
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na i have a desktop mate, thats why im looking to upgrade lol, but what might help ya is...... (this is what i did last night as i got frustrated with this card) download latest drivers for ya processor, latest direct x9 latest geforce patch, half of the guys here will say this is standard stuff but i never thought up manually updating direct x9 or my processor, my computer seems to handles games alot better, smoother, also my graphics car used to stutter, even if i wasn on a iexplorer or media player, it would just stut then carry on, that seems to have gone or reduced.
i downloaded from amd a programe that helps 'sync' my dual core last night aswell, less clutter apparently i dont know, but yeh update everything you can perhaps :) |
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27th Jan 2008, 16:58
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I have a 7600 gt, and it runs ok. I get random fps drop in Counter Strike 1.6 to like 60s, i ussualy have 100 fps. Can someone help me fix this problem, if it can be fixed.
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27th Jan 2008, 21:43
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try turning off the vertical sync in ur video card settings
it should say on/application controlled/off set it to off and most games will benefit from it expecially counterstrike my card is only a geforce 5700LE 128mb and i get a perfect 100fps in counterstrike |
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27th Jan 2008, 23:04
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1. because the human eye cannot perceive changes in FPS over 60 2. because pumping out frames over 60fps on a 60hz monitor leads to tearing as the monitor cannot keep up with the graphics card. V-Sync should almost always be on. Turning it off wastes GPU power. 60FPS is the maximum needed.
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