View Full Version : Getting horrible framerate - Help!
Tinkr
08-28-2012, 09:00 PM
<p>I have a acer aspire 8920G laptop, when I first bought it, EQ2 performed quite well on it. Now, a couple years later I can barely play EQ2 on it. I have reformatted, updated video and sound drivers with no improvement.</p><p>Does anyone have any suggestions? I know that EQ2 has evolved since I used my laptop originally, with new shaders, engine, and such. Maybe I need to tweak something? I have all settings as low as they will go and am getting a horrible 10 FPS or lower. I have made sure that nothing else is running in the background stealing resources as well.</p><p>I vaguely remember something about windowed screen vs full screen, and that full screen was still kinda windowed, and there was something you could add/change to the eq.ini file? Does anyone remember what that was, and do you think it might help me?</p><p>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.</p>
deadcrickets2
08-29-2012, 06:11 PM
<p><cite>Tinkr wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>I have a acer aspire 8920G laptop, when I first bought it, EQ2 performed quite well on it. Now, a couple years later I can barely play EQ2 on it. I have reformatted, updated video and sound drivers with no improvement.</p><p>Does anyone have any suggestions? I know that EQ2 has evolved since I used my laptop originally, with new shaders, engine, and such. Maybe I need to tweak something? I have all settings as low as they will go and am getting a horrible 10 FPS or lower. I have made sure that nothing else is running in the background stealing resources as well.</p><p>I vaguely remember something about windowed screen vs full screen, and that full screen was still kinda windowed, and there was something you could add/change to the eq.ini file? Does anyone remember what that was, and do you think it might help me?</p><p>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.</p></blockquote><p>With a laptop I would ensure that it is not overheating (fans clogged or vent being blocked) and that it has enough RAM (2Gb is a more realistic minimum now).</p>
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