Dragon Nest graphics cards are not smooth

On the 1st floor, that's nonsense.,The landlord's Athlon 3500+ is 939 pins.,What you recommend is a 938-pin CPU.,Can't plug it in.。

If you upgrade, the graphics card can be considered above 9500GT, 9600GT is recommended, ** around 400-500. I'm a machine with 08 years.,The 9600GT graphics card used,The display selection is high.,4 people brush the abyss and it's just a little stuck when they farm monsters.,And then it's normal.。

If you choose a graphics card, try to buy a graphics card with a large video memory capacity and high bandwidth speed, so that you won't get stuck when you play.

In fact, the easiest upgrade strategy is to upgrade the memory, if the landlord's memory is more than 2G, I estimate that the problem of the card machine can be solved, and there is no need to change the graphics card.

Hope it helps you a little.

Brother you didn't give the graphics card parameters though.

But just look at your CPU and know that it will definitely get stuck.

The AMD3500+ is a single-core processor.

Running Dragon Nest will definitely be stuck, and it is recommended that you change to a dual-core AMD 250 clock speed to stabilize and surpass.

The Valley of the Running Dragons is absolutely smooth.

AMD250 Online**400

Landlord,Your computer is really too long.,I'm afraid your motherboard doesn't support it if you change the graphics card.,The landlord's computer memory should be DDR2.,Now this kind of memory is not easy to find.。

It won't be a graphics card issue. Your graphics card is perfectly capable of handling DirectX10, while Dragon Nest requires DirectX9 or higher.

It may be a network problem.,When playing games.,Turn off any network software.,QQ doesn't open anything.。 If you have 360 Security Guard, it has a network detection feature. Call 360 traffic monitoring. Open the monitoring window and limit all the useless things.

Of course, you won't have a problem with your CPU, but if it's usually stuck, you'll naturally have a problem playing games.

If you have installed a large anti-virus software, it will be a drag on the system, and if your computer has nothing important, just like me, just find a random anti-virus software on the Internet that occupies a small system. That's it. So far, I don't have any problems.

Also, the computer is a strange thing, maybe it will be better to play it next time.

Maybe it's a configuration issue, you set the image quality to low and give it a try.

The configuration is too low, just change the graphics card, the graphics card is too old.

It should be a computer configuration problem, you can refer to the minimum configuration requirements on the official website!