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    Bf: Bad Company 2 & Alienware M15x

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by HiHu, Mar 8, 2010.

  1. HiHu

    HiHu Notebook Consultant

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    Ok guys, I run it in 1600x900, AA 2X, Medium everywhere, and it's lagging a little bit. What are the optimal settings on the M15X please ?
     
  2. LisuPoland

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    LOL....260m chokes on this game?......Laptops still need a lot of improvement in power lol.
     
  3. HTWingNut

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    What do you mean by "lagging"?

    Playing on my Core 2 Duo P9700, GTX 260m it runs swimmingly with medium detail. Try turning off "HBAO" and turn off "PhysX" from your nVidia control panel and see how that helps.
     
  4. HiHu

    HiHu Notebook Consultant

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    it's not that laggy but i'm not really into graphic settings, so i just wanted to know what settings were the best.

    thanks for your help, i'll try this to see how it runs :)
     
  5. mtness

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    i agree, i have the same set-up as htwingnut and i have detail set to high, everything else to medium, AAx2, AFx4, Vsync off and HBAO off and it runs very well indeed, your set-up should give you much more stable FPS........
     
  6. Thisisalamp

    Thisisalamp Notebook Deity

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    I wondered what is HBAO anyway
     
  7. HTWingNut

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    do you need the AA?
     
  9. HiHu

    HiHu Notebook Consultant

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    Running smooth in 1600x900, AA 2X, AF 2X, no hbao, medium/high details :)