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    ASUS M50SV COD4 Settings?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by blueasjim, Apr 11, 2008.

  1. blueasjim

    blueasjim Notebook Enthusiast

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    Currently I am running the game as normal settings. It seems to run fine, a bit choppy on the very intense points...

    What I was wanting to know, is what should my settings be put at, or better yet, what are your settings on this laptop that work for you online during multiplayer play.

    Do I need AAx2? Or will it run faster with it off?
    What Resolution should I run the game at? Or stick with default.

    Just questions like this.

    Also, I plan on overclocking about 10% with using Rivatuner. Think I'll need to change anything if I do this?
     
    blueasjim, Apr 11, 2008
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    fatalerrorvxd Notebook Enthusiast

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    For any competitive online multiplayer game, you should set the settings to Low. You dont want any frame skipping cause then its game over. Even on my desktop i play on 800x600 resolution with everything set to med/low. If you really need good graphics to play the game, then use a decent resolution with med settings and defiantly turn off AA
     
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  3. David

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    You can also try different drivers from laptopvideo2go. Different drivers will yield different results.
     
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  4. blueasjim

    blueasjim Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks ya'll.
     
    blueasjim, Apr 11, 2008
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