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    Choppy Issues, something different

    in GR:AW (PC) - Tech Support

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    Hey guys,

    I recently got GRAW for my PC. Here are my specs

    Dual Core 2.8ghz

    1gb ram

    Geforce FX6800 i think 256mb ram

    Now the thing is, GRAW for the most part runs very smoothly, but sometimes it suddenly slows down to really choppy speeds for a good 20-30 seconds, which is very annoying whenever im in the middle or about to sortie with the enemy. It's random too, it doesnt only happen when im in the middle of a fire fight, it happens when I'm running too sometimes. It aggrivating! >.<

    I'm not real techie unfortunately so I was hoping some of you guys can help me. I read something about maximizing my dual core? How would I do that? I assume that for the most part I'm not utilizing my computer to the max. Thanks! smile.gif

    Also wondering, does Dual core mean my computer is a lot faster? till this day I still dont quite understand the concept. Thanks again =)

    PS: realized i posted this in the GR forum earlier, no wonder why no one was answering. So mods can remove the thread in the other forum. Thanks!

    Smooth then Choppy then Smooth?!

    in GR (PC) - Tech Support

    Posted · Edited by archzai

    Hey guys,

    I recently got GRAW for my PC. Here are my specs

    Dual Core 2.8ghz

    1gb ram

    Geforce FX6800 i think 256mb ram

    Now the thing is, GRAW for the most part runs very smoothly, but sometimes it suddenly slows down to really choppy speeds for a good 5-10 seconds, which is very annoying whenever im in the middle or about to sortie with the enemy.

    I'm not real techie unfortunately so I was hoping some of you guys can help me. I read something about maximizing my dual core? How would I do that? I assume that for the most part I'm not utilizing my computer to the max. Thanks! :)

    Also wondering, does Dual core mean my computer is a lot faster? till this day I still dont quite understand the concept. Thanks again =)

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