Update your driver and spend long time considering about getting another 2gig of rams. I'd not recommend less than 3gb for Vista gaming at all and since you already have 64bit version then 4gig should be your next shot.
Im sure that the ram will do alot of work, other than that, it should be something else causing this.
@sab : I think he should be playing under 1240x1080, right ?
you can upgrade to 4gbs but you will see no improvement at all in games, its most likely driver support and also your playing at such a relatively low res that your not really going to see the benefits of two cards, also vysnc to.
you can upgrade to 4gbs but you will see no improvement at all in games, its most likely driver support and also your playing at such a relatively low res that your not really going to see the benefits of two cards, also vysnc to.yoyo462001
I dont think so my friend, we are talking about Vista here not XP. IF people are recommending 2gb for the XP gaming-setups then what Vista should do ?
Update your driver and spend long time considering about getting another 2gig of rams. I'd not recommend less than 3gb for Vista gaming at all and since you already have 64bit version then 4gig should be your next shot.
Im sure that the ram will do alot of work, other than that, it should be something else causing this.
@sab : I think he should be playing under 1240x1080, right ?SearchMaster
[QUOTE="yoyo462001"]you can upgrade to 4gbs but you will see no improvement at all in games, its most likely driver support and also your playing at such a relatively low res that your not really going to see the benefits of two cards, also vysnc to.SearchMaster
I dont think so my friend, we are talking about Vista here not XP. IF people are recommending 2gb for the XP gaming-setups then what Vista should do ?show me bechmarks which show a big enough performance increase from 2 to 4gbs in vista or XP, which would warrant an upgrade..
[QUOTE="SearchMaster"][QUOTE="yoyo462001"]you can upgrade to 4gbs but you will see no improvement at all in games, its most likely driver support and also your playing at such a relatively low res that your not really going to see the benefits of two cards, also vysnc to.yoyo462001
I dont think so my friend, we are talking about Vista here not XP. IF people are recommending 2gb for the XP gaming-setups then what Vista should do ?show me bechmarks which show a big enough performance increase from 2 to 4gbs in vista or XP, which would warrant an upgrade.. I'll and i only said that VISTA needs 4gig of ram IF YOUR SYSTEM IS AGAMING MACHINE but XP is far better with 2 but even having 1gig of ram will help alot the RTS game like Supreme Commander and yes i can get you benckmarks as well !!
[QUOTE="yoyo462001"][QUOTE="SearchMaster"][QUOTE="yoyo462001"]you can upgrade to 4gbs but you will see no improvement at all in games, its most likely driver support and also your playing at such a relatively low res that your not really going to see the benefits of two cards, also vysnc to.SearchMaster
I dont think so my friend, we are talking about Vista here not XP. IF people are recommending 2gb for the XP gaming-setups then what Vista should do ?show me bechmarks which show a big enough performance increase from 2 to 4gbs in vista or XP, which would warrant an upgrade.. I'll and i only said that VISTA needs 4gig of ram IF YOUR SYSTEM IS AGAMING MACHINE but XP is far better with 2 but even having 1gig of ram will help alot the RTS game like Supreme Commander and yes i can get you benckmarks as well !!I agree although more RAM doesnt necessarily improves fps but the overall smootheness of the game.I upgraded from 2 to 4GB in vista and would advice anyone who games on vista to get 4GB be it 32 bit or 64 bit.
I have VISTA and well CoD4 works perfectly fine with 2 gig, I play completely maxed out top AA and AF at a resolution of 1680x1050. You will not see a FPS increase with 4 gig but the game will run smoother in areas i guess.
I have VISTA and well CoD4 works perfectly fine with 2 gig, I play completely maxed out top AA and AF at a resolution of 1680x1050. You will not see a FPS increase with 4 gig but the game will run smoother in areas i guess. shearMario
The gaming experience isnt only how many FPS u can get, theres another factors that you need to consider about as well and in some cases its more important than getting couple more FPS
[QUOTE="shearMario"]I have VISTA and well CoD4 works perfectly fine with 2 gig, I play completely maxed out top AA and AF at a resolution of 1680x1050. You will not see a FPS increase with 4 gig but the game will run smoother in areas i guess. SearchMaster
The gaming experience isnt only how many FPS u can get, theres another factors that you need to consider about as well and in some cases its more important than getting couple more FPS
I'm aware of that, what I'm saying is getting more RAM is not going to fix his low fps problem which is afterall what he is asking not that his game is stuttering sometimes.
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