May I ask why GT325M graphics card, I3 330 CPU, 2G memory are so stuck to play 10

Lost enclosure? Card is for sure ... The amount ...

I'm i5U,HD5650,All kinds of special effects,60 full frames with fewer people,25 directly outdoors

I don't know which game you're talking about, are you talking about L4D?

In fact, with your current configuration, most games are OK. But only if the special effects are turned off a bit.

This configuration CPU and memory are capable of most current games, but the graphics performance of the GT325 can only be said to be average. (vs. desktop graphics card).

Because of the manufacturing process, heat dissipation and other relationships, there is a big gap in the performance of the graphics card with the same model name between the notebook and the desktop.

Basically, the performance of the GT240 graphics card of the desktop computer is enough to kill most of the graphics cards of the notebook. The top-of-the-line graphics card of the notebook is only slightly better than the GT240 in terms of performance.

So at present, if you want to play the game smoothly with this configuration, it is recommended to turn off some special effects!

After all, the original intention of the notebook design is to facilitate mobile and office, as well as a little entertainment.

If you really want to play the game, it is recommended to use the desktop.

Don't know the game you play.

There are so many zombie-themed games.

Call of Duty 7 all adds a zombie mode.

Your notebook processor is fine.

But the graphics card is a bit weak.

Adjust the resolution to the resolution of your screen.

Turn down the effect and you should be able to run smoothly.

If it doesn't work, it is recommended that you add another 2G of RAM and adjust the shared video memory to 1G should solve the problem.

Maybe it's not because of the computer hardware, try to clean up the junk often; Always check the CPU usage to see if there are viruses occupying the CPU usage.

GTA4 can be played, and low special effects can run smoothly.

GTA4 configuration requirements are not high, I used to use T4400 processor when I was in school, and the silicon system can be played, as long as there is no abnormality in the performance of your configuration, it is able to run GTA4 smoothly.

GTA4 Configuration Requirements:

According to your description; Because today's software development is based on the 64-bit architecture; It will consume a lot of resources; The installation space will be large; More memory is needed to run; including caching needs are also increasing; So; Your configuration is too low; It is recommended to install linux; It can speed up the experience.

on SDD. In addition, the memory should be increased to 4G, and the system should be replaced with 64 bits.

You can do this with this configuration.

At the same time, note:gta4Chinese version because of a file pointing problem in the dual graphics card notebook will only call the core display,Do not use the independent display,So you run the game will be stuck,Abnormal map display,Texture loss and other abnormal situations。

Solution 1: GTA4 original (of the Niko protagonist.)

Please choose a solution based on your version of the game.

Also, please right-click on gta - properties to see what the game version is.

Solution 2: Uninstall the Chinese patch and play the English version.

You can choose one of the above methods.

The CPU and memory are basic, and the graphics card is okay too. Higher than the recommended configuration, but slightly lower than the fluent configuration.

Take a look at the smooth configuration of the GTA4:

GTA4, also known as Grand Theft Auto IV in Chinese, is an open-ended action-adventure game published by Rockstar Games and the eleventh installment in the Grand Theft Auto series. It was released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on April 29, 2008, and on PC on December 2, 2008.

You can play.,It's no problem in medium quality.,But the highest quality full special effects will definitely still be stuck.,The default image quality should be fine.。

The i3 is fast even if it is a generation, and it is still an XP system. It is you who do not sort out the system, make the system bloated, affect the speed, and develop a good habit of using the computer.

Let's talk about it simply:

Turn off the automatic upgrade function of system patches and firewalls, install 360 Guardian (or QQ Butler or Kingsoft Guard) and anti-virus software (install one for each, don't install more), and use 360 Guardian for selective patch upgrade (most patches don't need to be played, and those that are not used will make the system bloated).

Do not install other software on the system disk, generally only install the system, 360 guard, and antivirus software.

View and manage boot items through the optimization acceleration function of 360 Guard (most of them generally do not need to boot up) to optimize boot speed.

It's best to use IE for browsers, don't install other browsers, and if you need to install at most one more. The browser generally loads some plug-ins (plug-ins are the main reason for affecting the speed of the browser), and you can optionally set it not to load, and it is best to clean it up through the 360 Guardian's cleaning plug-in function if you don't use it.

Every time you install a piece of software, you have to know what it is for, uninstall it if it's useless or don't install it.

Garbage should be removed frequently, not less than once a week. Manage the software once every two months, and uninstall it when you don't need it.

Open the task manager often (right-click on the taskbar below to open) to see which processes are running, the system processes are generally retained, and the processes of other software will be closed if they are not used (if you don't know it, you can try to close it, don't be afraid).

That's pretty much it, but it certainly can't be compared with the newly bought computer, the newly bought computer is the fastest, and the speed will generally stabilize in about a month, maintain good cleaning habits, and the speed will not slow down in the future, unless poisoned.

Hope it helps!

Landlord, you have nothing to say about this hardware configuration.,Since you can't redo the system.,Maybe there's something wrong with your hard disk.,Use HD tune software to test the hard disk.。 Disassemble the machine and sweep away the dust, and the CPU is recoated with silicone. Hope.

Add a 2GB memory to increase the speed of the CPU.

If it's slow to load, it's a hard disk problem, browse IE, that's the Internet speed or open too many things, re-divide the hard disk, empty everything, try it, or other disks have viruses as slow.

The graphics card is no problem, then consider the hard disk first and see if there are any dead pixels?

Large memory footprint. Next 360 Or speed up life. One-click acceleration. 360 Sweep the trash. Cache. And get rid of the dust in the case.

That should be a problem with the hard drive. Hope it helps.

Are you not a game or something?