I tested to connection - it was fine. In three hours I had only 0,5 packet loss and an average return time of 170.
I defragged the drive, cleaned the BF2 cahce, killed some unnecessary services, turned Zonealarm completely off (hoping my Linksys router will keep hackers out :-) ), cleaned the harddrive of unecessary programs, temp files, etc.
I then * swallow * turned the graphics a bit down. Lag gone.
I will now up the graphics a bit at a time, to see. Hopefully I will get i a bit higher (used to run nicely on high settings, so I hope...)
YEEAHHHH! :D
Thanx for the helpful tips, guys.
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PS: I just ordered another gig of ram... can't hurt to have 2 gigs.... :D
QuoteOriginally posted by CoolHand@Sep 29 2005, 09:42 PM
I will now up the graphics a bit at a time, to see.
Once you're settled on a resolution and graphics settings remember to delete all the saved graphics pre-compiles BF2 creates and run the game once more to let it optimise :) also helps!
QuoteOriginally posted by suicidal_monkey@Sep 30 2005, 12:53 AM
Once you're settled on a resolution and graphics settings remember to delete all the saved graphics pre-compiles BF2 creates and run the game once more to let it optimise :) also helps!
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Thanx. Will do. :D
QuoteOriginally posted by suicidal_monkey@Sep 29 2005, 11:53 PM
Once you're settled on a resolution and graphics settings remember to delete all the saved graphics pre-compiles BF2 creates and run the game once more to let it optimise :) also helps!
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Suicidal which files are these and where do you delete them?
Cheers