My NFS “undercover” running slow.

Asked By MD.Raju 0 points N/A Posted on - 10/23/2011

I have NFS undercover but I can’t play it perfectly because it is so slow how I speed up my game. I am using win 7. Ram 2GB video memory 512mb .

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Answered By Garry Bross 20 points N/A #95731

My NFS “undercover” running slow.

 

You can speed up your game in many ways. Most effectively you can speed up your game by reducing it’s resolution and other thing like texture detail. To do this go to option > video option> resolution > then set the resolution to 800* 600 or 640*480. Other things to low or medium. It will be effective after pressing OK. Another thing is that you can speed up by setting the process priority to high to do this , start your game then press “ctrl + alt+ del” in the keyboard. Then select task manager and go to application, right click on the game click on the go to process, right click on process and set priority to high.

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #95732

My NFS “undercover” running slow.

Your memory is enough for this game as well as the video adapter card memory. I think you must consider the following factors of tuning up the games in your computer.

You must have the latest DirectX installed in your computer.

Make sure that your video drive was installed. If you installed a video adapter, Microsoft windows 7 installed a generic driver for your device. Allowing the operating system to install its generic driver will affect the full performance of your video card. So try to install the driver that comes from the bundle of your hardware.

Check the load of your computer. If you are playing games, the game requires a lot of space in your memory as well as in your CPU to speed up processing of data from the game. If you have a lot of services running in your computer, or a lot of applications running at background, you may experience low speed processing of games.

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