SD Gundam, ask for a master to answer, SD Gundam s question

First of all, SD Gundam is a game made by a good man, and the program optimization itself is not very good. This is the biggest reason, the system and software used by the small kiln are relatively uniform, so there is no problem with this one, but if it is a different system, such as the middle kiln, it is easy to be incompatible. Well, I'm also playing SD Gundam.,The above is a complaint.。

Body: The first 3 items are routine checks, you can skip directly to item 4 to see =. +

1.You first make sure that your firewall blocks whether there is gupdate and if you use it to unblock, or you simply add these 2 trust programs to the list. That's usually fine.

2.If it doesn't work, that's basically the reason why I complained above. You can see a program in the installation folder, its role is to update the game files and hand over the data to the server,First, if its data transmission is controlled by your Q Boss or 360 Guard, etc., the amount of liú will make you read very slowly。

The solution is to remove the liú control system and set it to optimal performance in your graphics card 3D settings.

Second, it may have conflicts with some systems or software.

As a result, the memory caused by the transfer of data is not released independently, so after running SD Gundam for a long time, the memory will pile up, and finally the memory will be insufficient, which will affect the gameplay. So you will often be prompted that the virtual memory is insufficient. The solution is to manually free up the memory, with which you can try 360 Layuan garbage cleaner.

4. The last possibility is that because you have reinstalled the system, the graphics card settings have been reset. Your current graphics card is set to the default settings of your new system, and the system you redid is actually the entire copy of the settings of other people's computers (pirated goods are actually like this), which is closer to the previous 2. Because the system you are copying is someone else's, but that person doesn't play SD Gundam, his graphics card settings may take precedence over other programs.

When he optimizes other programs, he will definitely disable some graphics card settings that are useless to him, but these settings may be just what SD Gundam needs when he runs it.

So you'll have to reset the graphics card parameters yourself, and the easiest way to do this is to select "Discretionary Application" for all options

Okay, I'm a step late, upstairs is pretty much the same.

Re-install the system, boy.

You're the same as I was back then, you're just going to have to shrink the game window.