Im getting a wierd problem. my PC Configuration is - 3GHZ Core2Duo, 4 GB DDR2 Ram, 320 GB HDD, and XFX ATI RADEON HD 4650 1 GB DDR2 Graphics. I was able to play all recent games with almost nt being lowering settings . The problem starts from 4 days earlier when im going to play assassins creed revelations . its crawling so badly in the default settings I lowered the setting but still same problem . I dowloaded newest driver 11.11 but still same problem arises . i thaught this game will not support in my system so i tried some old games which i used to play in full configuration without any lagging like NFS Hot Pursuit. I got shocked this game also crawlling so badly. Sir I formatte my pc for 5 times in last 4 days. Can I myself solve this problem ? Plz help me out what to do . Im so confused. Plz reply fast.
Ati 4650 1 gb all games lagging
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check your temps, both on the processor and the card through ATI's control panel.
high temps can cause an automatic throttle and your GPU/memory may be running at a fraction of their speed.
A good way to test is to remove automatic clock control for your GPU and memory. Set it to manual as if you're overclocking the card, but don't actually overclock the settings, leave them at stock.
This will force the card to run at top speed in all of your applications. It's power hungry, but it may fix things
high temps can cause an automatic throttle and your GPU/memory may be running at a fraction of their speed.
A good way to test is to remove automatic clock control for your GPU and memory. Set it to manual as if you're overclocking the card, but don't actually overclock the settings, leave them at stock.
This will force the card to run at top speed in all of your applications. It's power hungry, but it may fix things
Patience is a virtue.People are not always sonline on this forum you know.I suspect AMD's drivers may be the problem as they have a habit of breaking old cards to improve performance on newer ones.Try using the drivers that had come with your card.Open your computer case and see whether there is any dust clogging up your fan and clean the card.Otherwise if the fan gets clogged the card will overheat and the card will downclock itself to prvenet catching fire.
Another tip.Open Control Panel go in power options and see whether the high performance plan is selected and also disable antivirus software if any on your PC and report back whether the problem goes
Another tip.Open Control Panel go in power options and see whether the high performance plan is selected and also disable antivirus software if any on your PC and report back whether the problem goes
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