Hello there, I hope I am posting in the right place.
First off, the spec. of my laptop :
AMD Athlon(tm) II P340 Dual-Core Processor 2.20 GHz
4.00 GB RAM
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650
I run Windows 7 64-bit.
The problem is that I cant seem to run games without getting lag. For instance, Dragon Age- the only requirement that my laptop might not meet is the processor(dual core, 1,8 minimum), however, I can even top that. I can make graphics the best quality, or make it the worst, it lags almost the same.
Oblivion, that thing requires a Pentium 4, yet I still get lag! (again, the same situation, where I can put the best or the worst graphics on).
The lag that I am talking about is not terrible, for instance the games run at around ~30 or more FPS (judging by the eye) and every once in a while drops to around ~15.
It is not much, but definitely makes the playing experience much less enjoyable.
I do turn off all of the background programs, I even use this little program game booster. The hard drive is not crammed to the top, I even separated the drive to a few parts for games and for Windows.
So yea, any tips? Or am i doomed to play in this ridiculous situation, where no matter what graphic settings you put on, you still get lag?
PS: When games are turned on the ventilator blows out quite hot air.
First off, the spec. of my laptop :
AMD Athlon(tm) II P340 Dual-Core Processor 2.20 GHz
4.00 GB RAM
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650
I run Windows 7 64-bit.
The problem is that I cant seem to run games without getting lag. For instance, Dragon Age- the only requirement that my laptop might not meet is the processor(dual core, 1,8 minimum), however, I can even top that. I can make graphics the best quality, or make it the worst, it lags almost the same.
Oblivion, that thing requires a Pentium 4, yet I still get lag! (again, the same situation, where I can put the best or the worst graphics on).
The lag that I am talking about is not terrible, for instance the games run at around ~30 or more FPS (judging by the eye) and every once in a while drops to around ~15.
It is not much, but definitely makes the playing experience much less enjoyable.
I do turn off all of the background programs, I even use this little program game booster. The hard drive is not crammed to the top, I even separated the drive to a few parts for games and for Windows.
So yea, any tips? Or am i doomed to play in this ridiculous situation, where no matter what graphic settings you put on, you still get lag?
PS: When games are turned on the ventilator blows out quite hot air.