This configuration can t play a stand alone PS1 6

There should be no problem with the configuration, and the two graphics cards are perfectly fine.

As for playing the game card,I'll see if there's a problem with the system you install.,If it's ghost's default to all drivers,,Or reinstall the driver in the drive disk.,Or when you're ghost.,Choose not to install the driver and install it later.,Or you change an XP to try.。

In addition, playing games,Especially playing larger games can not be played in the U disk,A large amount of data exchange can't respond to the U port at all,If you play in the hard disk, you have to look at your graphics card,Most of the reasons are the driver,You are right click-Properties-Display。

To choose the right current graphics card, don't choose the integrated one, or you simply go into the BIOS to block the integrated graphics card, it is estimated that there will be no problem, in short, it is not a big problem, try more and the problem will be solved.

Your computer configuration is very good.,But if you play games with a USB flash drive, it's a bit.。。。 The speed of transferring data from the USB flash drive is too slow, and the other is the problem of your system and graphics card driver, reinstall a stable system, update the graphics card driver to the latest and try it.

Obviously you are the driving problem! It is recommended to install a driver wizard to update the driver! Plus, you can play the game on your hard drive! The transfer rate of the USB flash drive is too low! Anyway, you probably won't be able to use up the 500g hard drive!

It's the version of his system, not the date the computer was manufactured...

Your computer has a small memory and a mediocre processor.

Since I didn't say the graphics card, let's just think you're a set of graphics.

I recommend a few games that can be played with a set of displays.

Plants vs. Zombies.

Maze of Machines. Fear killers.

Warcraft (special effects off).

Driver problem, why this CPU with that motherboard also set the display ......

Let's see what kind of card it is.

Internet speed card, when the Internet speed card, you can open the tab key. and look at the last line of your name (ping) If it's a bounce, it's a sign that your internet speed isn't working.

Homeowner card, if you play the CS of the platform, if the homeowner's internet speed is not good. You'll get stuck too.

Platform card, if you play 175 or Douke those platforms, those platforms will be unstable if there are too many people at some time. Play at a different time.

FPS card. To put it bluntly, it's a computer card, maybe you opened some programs that made your computer run slowly.

PS: For your case. I feel that there should be more reasons for the first 3 points.

Pure hand, do not copy.

Estimated is internet speed. Hit on the platform?

No problem with the hardware. My friend single-core memory. 256 graphics cards have to play Mission 6....

Guess there's something wrong with your system. You use 360 to clean up the system junk. Traces of use.

plug-ins, etc. Also, don't install patches. Many patches can affect the operation of the system.

If it doesn't work, change the system. Suggested with xp3The game is very easy to use.

The graphics card doesn't work. Change to a better graphics card, or turn down the game configuration a little.

The graphics card is OK with a 9600gt 1G processor.

Try turning off V-sync. In the graphics card settings of the control panel there. Then right-click on the desktop, click Desktop Properties - Settings - Advanced - Monitor - Screen refresh rate to 75 Hz.

The graphics card sucks, let's change the graphics card.

Go to the motherboard BIOS and reallocate the video memory to the integrated display.

Let's check the heat dissipation problem.

This is also called high ......

Turn off the special effects. But playing Warcraft shouldn't be a problem.

Go to the control panel and turn the power option to High Performance.

Hehe, landlord, because you're a notebook.

Your configuration is high, and the heat dissipation is not good, so it is not equal to a garbage graphics card, a garbage CPU, hehe.

Heat dissipation, heat dissipation, the pain that the notebook cannot break for a lifetime.

Presumably a heat dissipation issue.

Overheating your laptop automatically slows down performance.

The temperature is high, the performance is down! That's the reason for the card!

It's impossible, this configuration can be carded, so other computers don't have to mix

It's not going to be a super big game, this CPU is very strong, the graphics card doesn't understand, I only see the memory, the CPU operating system, but it should be a discrete graphics card.

You go to Zhongguancun by yourself, enter your CPU model, and see what suitable discrete graphics card can be matched to get the most out of your CPU.

The 5 Series is clearly the entry-level high-end. It's no problem with your CPU. At least it's much better than my GT610M. If you are really stuck, update the driver first, or check if you have DirectX 9 installed

If both are okay and you're still stuck, then you'll have to lower the image quality to increase the frame rate. The n-card adjustment method is the right-click on the blank space of the desktop.

The one with the NVIDA word, and then after entering, the global configuration selects GT550, and finally in the small options settings below, turn off vertical synchronization, I just played CF when I first installed the machine, FPS 20-50, and it was stuck to death. Changed this,Directly rush more than 100,But some picture effects will be reduced,For example, when I play challenge mode,Snake girl sometimes comes out without a sandstorm,It comes out directly,In addition,If the graphics card temperature is excessive,It will also lead to low fps,Serious stuck screen。

What kind of large-scale stand-alone game do you play?,The computing is GT550TI,This graphics card of the desktop,The performance is not very strong,Now the stand-alone machine is more configured,Not to mention the GT 550M of the notebook? If you rule out hardware problems, it depends on whether the driver is not working well or something.

The laptop just plays big games like this, and the graphics card is too weak.

Just look at the configuration. Write it out and take a look?

No, playing the game of '03 is still stuck--

See if the driver is broken, the configuration is good, it's best to root the memory module now, it's very cheap.

My world can, but it doesn't seem to work with light and shadow.

1.What is the configuration of the computer, the hardware is the key, the CPU, the graphics card, the memory and the like, the configuration is not good, and God has no choice but to change the computer or upgrade the hardware.

2.Whether there is a virus, the virus will occupy system resources, and it is often disinfected.

Is your home win7? Some of them are unplayable.

Little cabbage, yellow in the ground, three or two years old, no mother.

Put the configuration screenshot first, and then talk.

The hard disk is too small to move so the card is drawn. Just change to a larger memory.