why can't i run a simple game on my pc!!!

i got an HP Pavilion

AMD A8-5500 APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 3200 Mhz, 2 cores, 4 logical procesors. ( its a quadcore ) 3.2 Ghz and it seems to boost to 3.5

8 GB of DDR3 RAM

i just trying to play worms revolution ( got it on steam for 3 bucks ). i checked the canirunit.com and it says no problem maxed out but when i play that dam game all resoution setting it freaking lags.

i got an HP Pavilion

AMD A8-5500 APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 3200 Mhz, 2 cores, 4 logical procesors. ( its a quadcore ) 3.2 Ghz and it seems to boost to 3.5

8 GB of DDR3 RAM

 

i just trying to play worms revolution ( got it on steam for 3 bucks ). i checked the canirunit.com and it says no problem maxed out but when i play that dam game all resoution setting it freaking lags.

XxAK47xX

ok so why is a brand lable stopping the sepreate hardware parts to preform? i mean if i didnt say HP, what would your reaction be?

i got an HP Pavilion

AMD A8-5500 APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 3200 Mhz, 2 cores, 4 logical procesors. ( its a quadcore ) 3.2 Ghz and it seems to boost to 3.5

8 GB of DDR3 RAM

 

i just trying to play worms revolution ( got it on steam for 3 bucks ). i checked the canirunit.com and it says no problem maxed out but when i play that dam game all resoution setting it freaking lags.

XxAK47xX

lol, great tech support. but why does the canirunit.com ( system requirments lab ) say i can run it no problem. i have searched youtube for peopel wheo have my same setup and they are playing need for speed most wanted and other big title and it looks really good. i says i can run border lands 2 no probem.

well i toggled everything to the lowest medium and high and they all lag. This might sound kinda noobish, but does the size of the monitor.tv make a difference? or does the computer only understand the resoution of it? I have it hooked up to my 40 inch samsung LED tv.

Yeah that makes no sense. The HD 7560D can run bioshock infinitie/tomb raider at medium 720p yet it can't run worms revolution ?

well i toggled everything to the lowest medium and high and they all lag. This might sound kinda noobish, but does the size of the monitor.tv make a difference? or does the computer only understand the resoution of it? I have it hooked up to my 40 inch samsung LED tv.

XxAK47xX

[QUOTE="XxAK47xX"]

well i toggled everything to the lowest medium and high and they all lag. This might sound kinda noobish, but does the size of the monitor.tv make a difference? or does the computer only understand the resoution of it? I have it hooked up to my 40 inch samsung LED tv.

Toxic-Seahorse

Yeah that makes no sense. The HD 7560D can run bioshock infinitie/tomb raider at medium 720p yet it can't run worms revolution ?

mastershake575

update your drivers, see if that helps

well when i go to the AMD vision engine control center and check for updates it already says that i have the lates update Ecluding those beta drivers.

There seems to be tons of lag related issues with this game.

What is your internet connection like.

http://steamcommunity.com/app/200170/discussions/0/864948856892467574/

try another kind of game. it may be the game is just bad. have u tried googling a patch for the game? check power options and choose High Performance. a 2D cartoon game should run fine on it.

Ok after some deeper research I found in the computer system info that it is in fact a dual core and becomes a quad core via hyper threading. My internet connection is 12 mbits. I'm downloading metro 2033 ( which I got for free off steam a couple months back ). system requirements says I should be able to run it fine around a mid to high. I have Counterstrike: GO and when its maxed out its laggy., basically unplayable due to the quick reflexes you need in that game. XxAK47xX

This is wrong

[QUOTE="XxAK47xX"]Ok after some deeper research I found in the computer system info that it is in fact a dual core and becomes a quad core via hyper threading. My internet connection is 12 mbits. I'm downloading metro 2033 ( which I got for free off steam a couple months back ). system requirements says I should be able to run it fine around a mid to high. I have Counterstrike: GO and when its maxed out its laggy., basically unplayable due to the quick reflexes you need in that game. GummiRaccoon

This is wrong

Ok after some deeper research I found in the computer system info that it is in fact a dual core and becomes a quad core via hyper threading. My internet connection is 12 mbits. I'm downloading metro 2033 ( which I got for free off steam a couple months back ). system requirements says I should be able to run it fine around a mid to high. I have Counterstrike: GO and when its maxed out its laggy., basically unplayable due to the quick reflexes you need in that game. XxAK47xX

[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

[QUOTE="XxAK47xX"]Ok after some deeper research I found in the computer system info that it is in fact a dual core and becomes a quad core via hyper threading. My internet connection is 12 mbits. I'm downloading metro 2033 ( which I got for free off steam a couple months back ). system requirements says I should be able to run it fine around a mid to high. I have Counterstrike: GO and when its maxed out its laggy., basically unplayable due to the quick reflexes you need in that game. superclocked

This is wrong

That is wrong too.  They have 4 integer cores that share a lot of resources.  They have 2 floating point units, which CPUs are bad at anyway.  Hyperthreading is one unit acting as if it were 2.

[QUOTE="superclocked"][QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

 

This is wrong

GummiRaccoon

That is wrong too.  They have 4 integer cores that share a lot of resources.  They have 2 floating point units, which CPUs are bad at anyway.  Hyperthreading is one unit acting as if it were 2.

also i update my drivers for the graphics through the device manager ( wich i should of done in the first place ) and now it works way better than before. I decided to try out crysis and it was smooth as butter or what ever you want to compare it as.

[QUOTE="superclocked"][QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

 

This is wrong

GummiRaccoon

That is wrong too.  They have 4 integer cores that share a lot of resources.  They have 2 floating point units, which CPUs are bad at anyway.  Hyperthreading is one unit acting as if it were 2.

and also, hyperthreading is Intel, not AMD.

That is not a PC.

That is not a PC.

 

AMD655

[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

[QUOTE="superclocked"]Well, just to clarify, it doesn't become a processor will 4 physical cores, but the hyper threading logic does make the 2 cores operate as 4 logical cores...kungfool69

That is wrong too.  They have 4 integer cores that share a lot of resources.  They have 2 floating point units, which CPUs are bad at anyway.  Hyperthreading is one unit acting as if it were 2.

and also, hyperthreading is Intel, not AMD.

[QUOTE="kungfool69"]

[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

That is wrong too.  They have 4 integer cores that share a lot of resources.  They have 2 floating point units, which CPUs are bad at anyway.  Hyperthreading is one unit acting as if it were 2.

superclocked

and also, hyperthreading is Intel, not AMD.

I actually thought one of your kids may have been posting on your account.

Update your graphics drivers?

Crysis lags on my 570. so i believe you. its just that your computer is less powerful than my phone lol JK