Author Topic: Game is usually slow as hell - Now running with no lag?  (Read 1372 times)

So I was over at my friend, and we were playing together, (Me using my laptop and he using his desktop)

I was playing Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, which is very laggy for me (5-20 fps) , obviously because I have a mediocre laptop . I decided to leave the device and just close the flap of my laptop, because I had a mission to finish at home. Now, after approx 15 mins. of driving back home, I opened my laptop, and suddenly, my Assassin's Creed is running with NO ENTIRE LAG, better than it has ever ran.

Do you guys have any idea why my AC:B is suddenly so fast?

No idea but you should leave your laptop on forever.

No idea but you should leave your laptop on forever.

Why is that? I'm still no rich man, and electricity costs money.

EDIT: So hmmm, now, It seems to be lagging again. So, if you have even any idea, why this would happen, and could it happen twice, POST.
« Last Edit: March 23, 2013, 02:36:10 PM by Mocha Furrier »

When you plug it in, is it faster? I had this weirdness with a laptop too.

With my old laptop games weren't as laggy when my laptop wasn't plugged in

If you're running Windows, it might be because it's switching between performance profiles (which include processor rate limits) based on power plug state.

When you plug it in, is it faster? I had this weirdness with a laptop too.
With my old laptop games weren't as laggy when my laptop wasn't plugged in

Do you mean by plugged in that it is connected with the battery, or something else? I'm not so sure about what you mean...

If you're running Windows, it might be because it's switching between performance profiles (which include processor rate limits) based on power plug state.

Well, is there somekind of a program what reduces those processor late limit things, or is there any other way how I could boost my gaming & reduce lag?

EDIT: I just checked the different "states" of my battery, and I had "balanced" on, but I saw a mode which apparently puts your computer at full power, but takes more battery. I will test that now.
« Last Edit: March 23, 2013, 03:11:37 PM by Mocha Furrier »

Do you mean by plugged in that it is connected with the battery, or something else? I'm not so sure about what you mean...
your laptop charger
is it plugged into the laptop

Most new laptops switch between performance profiles automatically when the power plug is connected (when your manual option is set to 'balanced')

Change it to the higher setting and you will get the best performance, but your battery is going to die pretty quick.

edit;
If you're running Windows, it might be because it's switching between performance profiles (which include processor rate limits) based on power plug state.
God damn it Port

how on loving earth do you play a game at 5-20 FPS?

how on loving earth do you play a game at 5-20 FPS?

easily

how on loving earth do you play a game at 5-20 FPS?

Alright, let me get this clear. Some people doesn't have some kind of high tech stuff, and I get used to the fps over time. I measured even my current AC:B with fraps, and it goes from 5-15 FPS, and its not even hard to play with.

I just would want to know how I could run it with 30 fps, which I just did, and I was pretty amazed by that.

Also, It still is 5-15 fps even If i changed the battery modes.

Alright, let me get this clear. Some people doesn't have some kind of high tech stuff, and I get used to the fps over time. I measured even my current AC:B with fraps, and it goes from 5-15 FPS, and its not even hard to play with.

I just would want to know how I could run it with 30 fps, which I just did, and I was pretty amazed by that.

Also, It still is 5-15 fps even If i changed the battery modes.

5-15 FPS is unplayable for me on blockland

5-15 FPS is unplayable for me on blockland
5-15 FPS is unplayable for me on anything. I can't even watch videos at that framerate.