well...just bought this GC ==" i no idea y still lagie even i update latest driver...

btw my proc amd x2 4600+ 2.4 ghz

Should be fine, make sure you have disabled AA in the graphic driver settings.

its a gt440, *almost* (i could faintly recall lower models, though i wouldnt be too certain since they dont interest me one bit) the lowest end of the nvidia 4 series, not a miracle machine

anddddddd you have an amd proc. proc plays quite an important role in sc2, unlike majority of games that only require a strong graphic card (well, actually if you've been playing modern RTSs like shogun2 or sup com, ALL of them requires a balanced out PC which also means, a decent processor, ample amounts of RAM and hdd space, and of course the graphics card)

well is still same

ah sad....means i nid change the proc. ==" haiz

you still can tone down the details (some details uses cpu power instead of gpu, read the tooltips)

best if you can let sc2 auto detect the settings, then lower/increase it as you see fit (performance vs details)

play in lower/medium settings.

play everything in lowest setting

What proc are you using?

Thnx me blind

im using a really old CPU with a really old GC mate, no lag

just set everything low la, when u play multiplayer, you wont have time to savor the graphics anyways, only on replay!

i can play on my old pentium 4 3.0 + nvidia gt100-series (the ones that came with OEM systems) just fine.reduce to the lowest possible & start from there...

wow thats quite a surprise. i know blizz make their games to be very compatible even on really low end systems, however on a pentium 4? really surprising XD

but it struggles to cope when the map got constant action with mass units.
it's just for testing purposes though.

thx guys for the information ~`
this is sad..bought a new GC but nid play in low medium =(

guess nid prepare a new proc

This post has been edited by gtboy2: May 28 2011, 09:51 PM

well...for starters..gt440 is considered low-end. gts450 is decent though (i'm using this)

then i waste my money buy it... i though it will better than my ancient 8600 gt ...summore i bought DDR5


This post has been edited by gtboy2: May 29 2011, 12:23 AM

next time research b4 buying. nvr trust salesman. trust LYN forumers recommendation. they are the real pros. lol

save 2-4k, buy new mobo/proc/ram/gc

you're better off that. and by the time you save up, new stuff will be out, old stuff gets cheaper. or you can go for the new stuffs anyways depending on budget/preference.

wait till u play fastest possible map, and when u see like 50+ broodlords spitting hahahahahhahahahahaa

go turn that gt440 into ur htpc rig.it suits better.
i recall the gc is single slot rite?

your processor not fast enough . sc2 utilize more processor than gpu.

go here to check wether your hardware is strong enough to run sc2 and other games http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/

This post has been edited by stargamer: May 29 2011, 02:12 PM

i rather than quit sc2 than playing in low setting, but old skool sc1 pros dont care

the lowest setting in sc2 is far btr the highest setting in BW. so to me its ok. its still a high graphic game.

well it show me recommend pc =) but i guess it only run in medium so far it smoother than my previous 8600Gt
n tested ultra setting but in only can play on campaign cut screen... gameplay will heavy spike



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This post has been edited by gtboy2: May 29 2011, 06:26 PM

^

this. i love the bells and whistles and sparkly lasers flying around my screen. take that away you might as well take sc2 away from me.