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    XPS m1530 and Prince of Persia: Warrior Within lags

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by afrdzak, Sep 18, 2008.

  1. afrdzak

    afrdzak Notebook Enthusiast

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    I'm running Vista 32bit. Gameplay has momentary and random lags. I've tried running as administrator, numerous video card settings and disabling one CPU core, but nothing seems to help. Has anyone successfully played the game on an M1530 running Vista 32bit?
     
  2. BenLeonheart

    BenLeonheart walk in see this wat do?

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    Probably you must replace your GPU...Call Dell...
    OR... is that the only game that gives you this issue?
    Did you already try running it on performance mode?
     
  3. afrdzak

    afrdzak Notebook Enthusiast

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    It's the only game I've tried so far.

    Performance mode? Are you talking about battery settings? If so, then yes.
     
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    Vagabondllama Notebook Consultant

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    I'm having the same problems with Sands of Time. At first I thought that disabling one core would solve the problem, but it doesn't.
     
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    run 3d mark 06, make sure it's in performance mode, post your score.