[SmooferDoofBuddy]

while i am playing in a multiplayer game, whenever i go in an outdoor area of a map i get laggy, but when im indoors im fine. for example, on omaha i get out of the boat and everything is all laggy, then i get into the trenches and im fine. is there something i can do to help this?

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even a SmoofDoof likes a donut hole :-D

The 'lag' you are refering to is caused by your low frame rate. Either you have a low end system, or your graphic settings are set to the max. Adjust them as you see fit.

In open areas(i.e ouside), the r_speeds get high, which increases your frames per second (fps). If you type 'fps 1' in console, you'll see as you lag, the number drops.

[Crow King]

This may not be regular lag, as in network latency. It may lag within your own machie - could be your graphics memory or RAM is having problems with the outdoor environments.

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[SmooferDoofBuddy]

well i just ran a system recovery on my computer so the ram is fine, how do i install a better graphics card?

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even a SmoofDoof likes a donut hole :-D

[acgreen]

Yes, there is something you can do.

Go and buy this computer at http://www.dell.com/us/en/gen/produc..._precn_530.htm .

You will have no trouble anymore...

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[Machine_Gunner]

quote the raven "nevermore"

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SmooferDoofBuddy:
well i just ran a system recovery on my computer so the ram is fine, how do i install a better graphics card?

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Maybe you already have a decent video card and do not need to rush out and purchase a new one. First try adjusting your video/advanced settings. If you are unsure on how to adjust things to suit your needs, there is a 'tweaking' guide which can be found here:
http://www.alliedassault.com/community/guides/manny/

And 'how easy' a video card is to install depends on you. If you have experience installing hardware to your computer, a video card should pose no real problem. If you're looking into buying a new one, I suggest looking here for some great prices:
http://www.pricewatch.com

[SmooferDoofBuddy]

dammit! that sucks i would have no idea how to install a new video card cuz i dont even know what the inside of a computer looks like plus i cant get a new computer till june. guess ill hafta put all my video and advanced settings on low, thats sucks.

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even a SmoofDoof likes a donut hole :-D