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I just got Battlefield 2 Deluxe Edition when I started playing the game was sorta lagging and bieng really slow so I tried making my Video systems higher and then it just lagged badly so i got it on low and it works better only a little bit and I cant enjoy this game at all until I get this problem fixed,I'm gonna get a new computer soon but now I need to know if my Graphics card or the problem that I have an old computer.Please help me here.

What are the specs of your pc?

Maybe ur card isnt supported by the game. (too old.)

Or maybe you need to update your drivers. When was the last time you updated them?

ok well my System thing sais

System

Microsoft Windows XP

Home Edition

Version 2002

Service Pack 2


and under where it says Computer-

Intel(R)
Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.40GHz
2.42 GHz,768 MB of RAM

any chance this could help?

Your CPU is alright, but whats your graphics card? I can check this with Start/Run/dxdiag.exe or by using the program "Everest".

ok i think that this is my Graphic Card-NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 (Microsoft Corporation)

So I got a worse older version?

I think it still would work witha 5500 but only at 800x600 and low settings, but unfortunatly you GFX card seems the problem.

ok cause most of the time i feel like getting a HK and shooting the f__ out of my computer so il just run the game on the crappy low,dam i cant wait for a new computer

Strange...i have a 5200 Nvidia Geforce PCI and Battlefield 2 runs smoothly online and off. Well except at certain places in maps. I can't remember what my settings are in-game but i have my screen at 1024 by 768 or something like that.

stealth, for future reference, when a game is running slow, you turn the video options down, not up.

Moving_Target wrote:Strange...i have a 5200 Nvidia Geforce PCI and Battlefield 2 runs smoothly online and off. Well except at certain places in maps. I can't remember what my settings are in-game but i have my screen at 1024 by 768 or something like that.

Yea but it has been know that a 5200 gets better performance is specific games, and I think the 5200 passes an 5500 in benchmarks.

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so whats the latest NVIDIA graphic card I can get?That will run smooth with the newest games and High video options?

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I believe the latest Nvidia is the 7800 at the price of a 360 ($400!) Hope this helps!

The very last GFX card from nVidia is the Geforce 7950 GX2 1024MB that has 2 cores, so when in SLI you have a QUAD-CORE system!!! The previous model was the 7900 GTX 512MB and a model thats very good but with a reasonable pricetag is the 7900GT 256MB or the 512MB

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