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TF2 EXTEME LAG HELP


Joe Sano
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tf2 lag halp

 

i get somewhere around 1kping

avg 9fps

 

my specs

 

processor: intelpentium dual core 2.20ghz each 4.40ghz total

graphics:MS chipset [R] 128mb

RAM: 4gigs

 

-threads 4 on

multicore rendering on

played around with mat_queue (2-6) best at 4

video settings on low

running 150 Mbps in my connection(wireless, no help when im the only comp on)

 

OS 7 HOME PREMUIM

wat to do?

is ther anyway that i can fix this

plz help

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First, you should probably buy a graphics card.

I used to run on-board. then one day i thought to myself "what the hell am i thinking."

later that day bought one, and tf2 no longer lagged.

about the 1kping. That is a problem that i couldnt help you with, sorry

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Source Engine games are more CPU intensive than GPU, but as Terry Taco King said you still need a dedicated card with up-to-date drivers.

 

If you are using a laptop then good luck. It very rare that a laptop gpu can be upgraded and even when possible it is ludicrously expensive and not worth it. Hopefully you got a desktop.

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I have the same problem but, different specs. I'd rather post it here then making another thread.

 

I get 30-10 fps.

 

My specs:

 

NVIDIA 9600 GT 1GB memory

1GB RAM (Getting 2GB for Christmas) *My pc can only hold up to 2 GB of RAM*

2.66 GHz Dual-Core Pentium D

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I have the same problem but, different specs. I'd rather post it here then making another thread.

 

I get 30-10 fps.

 

My specs:

 

NVIDIA 9600 GT 1GB memory

1GB RAM (Getting 2GB for Christmas) *My pc can only hold up to 2 GB of RAM*

2.66 GHz Dual-Core Pentium D

 

Your specs are worse than his. The pentium D, I'd upgrade to a celeron (E33xx) wolfdale chip if your motherboard can support it. Then upgrade the video card. If you can't upgrade CPU get a new video card.

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