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#1 Dec 29 2004 at 12:48 AM Rating: Decent
I recently got EV2, and I seem to be getting a lot of lag. My system specs are:
512 Ram
256 Nivida Graphics Card
Broadband Internet Connection

I was wondering, if I were to turn down the graphics would I recieve less Lag? or is it just my server? (Permafrost)

Also how would I lower the graphics on my card, any and all help will be appreciated

~Good Gaming~
-Baladir

Edited, Wed Dec 29 00:48:35 2004 by BaladirII
#2 Dec 29 2004 at 1:07 AM Rating: Excellent
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Buy more ram hun...
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#3 Dec 29 2004 at 1:26 AM Rating: Default
Yes. get 1gig. Btw, "lag" has nothing to do with your hardware. "lag" is an internet term for a poor connection, example. server is about to crash so everything appears to be going slo mo and chat has a long delay to send. THAT is lag. what you describe is video card slowdown or choppiness.
#4 Dec 29 2004 at 1:41 AM Rating: Default
Ok.. to completely disagree with the person above me.. I think lag is a little of both. If your comp can't run a game well, it WILL LAG! Yes, the internet connection and latency of the server and what not also cause lag, but don't tell me that 512 ram can run this game perfectly if it didn't involve the internet. It's lag. Lag lag lag. And to answer the original poster's question. It's the ram man =).
#5 Dec 29 2004 at 3:12 AM Rating: Decent
CPU speed? Front-side bus speed? RAM speed? Which GeForce card do you have with 256MB? More than just RAM and video RAM matter with this.

Also, internet connection has nothing to do with choppy images and such. Besides, EQ2 works perfectly fine on dial-up as long as you're not in a raid or something on that level.

And I recommend playing EQ2 with a minimum of 1 GB of RAM... hopefully DDR RAM at that. Or you could turn off some features such as names, voice-over, and grass animations. Try to avoid crowds of NPCs too.
#6 Dec 29 2004 at 11:55 PM Rating: Default
yes again to reiterate my point. lag is a internet latency term. not to describe video slowdown. it's used so often these days, but i'll continue correcting everybody who does =D
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