Laptops Getting the max gaming performance out of hp dm1-3014au?
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karizma.r2008
Adept
try tune up utilities and use the turbo mode in tune up. this might help a bit and also turn off av while playing.
comp@ddict
Skilled
4m!7 said:How do u get the max performance in games like cs 1.6 and dota on the DM1-z?
I am getting around 50 fps on cs 1.6 tht is quite low for me compared to my rig where i get a constant 100.
does 50fps and 100fps make any difference in gameplay? i don't think so!!!
If on a laptop, anything 60 and above fps should be enough. Since that is the rate at which the LCD/LED screen refreshes!
sato1986
Skilled
Ideally you should be getting 100fps in cs 1.6 and 60fps in dotA.
Ensure the following settings in the game and in ATI catalyst control center:
VSync: OFF
Anisotropic filtering: OFF
Anti-aliasing: OFF
If it doesnt make things better, try editing the CS1.6 cfg file after making a backup. Here are the recommended console commands:
If it doesn't solve the lag, try this
Ensure the following settings in the game and in ATI catalyst control center:
VSync: OFF
Anisotropic filtering: OFF
Anti-aliasing: OFF
If it doesnt make things better, try editing the CS1.6 cfg file after making a backup. Here are the recommended console commands:
If it doesn't solve the lag, try this
itzmydamnlyf
Adept
Have u tried changing the settings in ATI catalyst control center in the 3D quality and performance setting part by changing the slider to performance from the quality side which is the default setting?
comp@ddict
Skilled
can someone explain to me how a 100 frame rate even matters on a 60Hz refresh rate screen?
^^Some old quake engine games have funny relationships between physics and frame rate.
The in game physics for player motion depends on frame rate.
There was this particular place in quake 3 where there was a mega health and you could get it with a simple jump *only* if your frame rate was exactly 125fps.
Lame but true!
There was a reason JC capped the frame rate to 60fps in doom 3 and beyond. It was simply to avoid such oddities.
The in game physics for player motion depends on frame rate.
There was this particular place in quake 3 where there was a mega health and you could get it with a simple jump *only* if your frame rate was exactly 125fps.
Lame but true!
There was a reason JC capped the frame rate to 60fps in doom 3 and beyond. It was simply to avoid such oddities.
itzmydamnlyf
Adept
@Chaos: rightly said. in cs 1.6 which is based on quake engine it matters a lot when u have 50 fps and your opponent has 100 fps. (i played on a ibm thinkpad with 40-50 fps for a long time before moving on to a desktop with 100fps constant)