Why do I play CF card by card now?

Hello, what operating system are you using? If it is XP, then the independent display is unusable, and it is recommended to replace it back to the built-in win7 system.

Dual graphics card switching.

Because the computer configuration is not good.

Two reasons.

The first one is the internet speed problem where the internet speed can lead to one card after another.

The second is the FPS problem that can also lead to card-by-card issues.

It's usually a graphics card problem, you just go and change the graphics card, and you tell the person who sells the graphics card that you want to play games.

If it's slow, then you can try this method.

1) Boot optimization: Start - Run--- enter msconfig and press enter--- start--- remove the previous tick except ctfmon, click Apply --- OK.

2) Delete unnecessary files: Delete files that don't need to exist, patches. Open My Computer - Tools --- Folder Options --- View - Show All Folders and Files - Apply OK.

Then remove c windows $All files. Remove C Windows i386

3) Right-click on Start - Properties --- select 'Classic Start Menu' - Apply. It can free up a lot of memory.

4) Right-click on the blank space of the desktop - Properties--- select 'None' in the background of the desktop --- - Apply, which can free up a lot of memory.

5) Delete the clipboard, which can free up a lot of memory. Method: Start --Run --Enter Clipbrd, open the clipboard program, and click '--Delete. You can free up a lot of memory.

6) Clean up the system garbage, method: start the --- run--- enter cleanmgr and press enter--- OK---OK.

7) The most important thing is to enter the safe mode and use anti-virus software and Trojan tools to do a comprehensive scan of the system.

Finally, set up the virtual memory.

Set up the virtual memory correctly: Right-click on the My Computer --- Properties--- Advanced --- Performance box, click on the 'Settings' card--- click on the 'Advanced' box -- click on the 'Virtual Memory' box and listen to 'Change' -- select 'Custom size'.

In general, the maximum value is a multiple of the initial value.

Open the Task Manager --- click on 'Performance'. Look at what the 'Peak' is in the 'Approved Usage' box at the bottom left, which is calculated in Task Manager. Extrapolate it to MB units, which is the maximum value.

Open it a few more times and see the highest value in a few times). For example, the peak is 650328k. Then the maximum value of the computer is 650328k

1024=636MB, then the initial value is 318MB. Once you've filled it out, click Change.

After the above operations, the virus was removed, space was freed up, startup items were reduced, junk was removed, and unnecessary files were deleted. Free up memory. Naturally, the system will run faster.

Adopt oh、,)

The configuration of the computer is going to be upgraded, first of all, the graphics card is too low.

One: To reduce the picture, you can use the resolution of 800*600 in the CF settings to turn off the display trajectory.

Two: CPU overload will also cause the graphics card effect to not be fully played, resulting in a decrease in FPS, so turning off QQ, YY IS and other software can also appropriately increase FPS.

Four: the resolution of the computer is appropriately reduced, the specific computer monitor is analyzed, and the computer with a relatively low configuration can even consider using 16-bit color (usually we use the highest 32-bit color).

Five: Forcibly turn off the vertical sync of the graphics card, which is necessary.

Six: Right-click on "My Computer", Properties, Advanced, Performance, and select "Best Performance".

Seven: Desktop Properties, Settings, Advanced, Monitor, Screen Refresh Rate Adjusted to 75 or more.

Eight: The fewer files on the desktop, the better.

9. Clean up system junk.

Remove some anti-virus software

Looks like it's time to change computers.

At least change your graphics card.

How about the PIN, if it is low, it is recommended that you change to a graphics card.

Can you send a screenshot of a CPU?

Change the graphics card to a card, probably A1300 or more.