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    F3Ka-X2 FPS Drop?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by elbasha, Jan 1, 2008.

  1. elbasha

    elbasha Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just had to close the other one down because people started posting about how to change settings in the F3ka gaming version, I have the F3Ka-X2 With the Turion 64 1.9GHZ Dual Core.

    My FPS keeps dropping, I changed it to High priority and now the FPS doesn't really go down that much but I can feel the registry gone, like when I play CS 1.6 and I shoot people, shots wouldn't always register on them if I have other programs running. If I turn them off, the registry becomes a lot better.
     
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    KindaSmooth Notebook Enthusiast

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    I own the same notebook and haven't seen a problem yet. When it first arrived I went ahead and reformatted the hdd. Was using the mobile drivers for the 2600 but used the driver mod and now using 7.12 cc and drivers. As far as gaming goes. Have used it on several demos and really did well. Got a game coming UPS today so will watch for oddities. Just haven't noticed anything yet.
     
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    elbasha Notebook Enthusiast

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    What about the video card? I got confused there, I know my computer keeps running these video card programs like catalyst control centre: Host application. and others that are "ATI" programs. I don't know what the use for them is though.