Why I play CrossFire is always one card by one

Turn off unnecessary programs and play.

Is it during peak hours to avoid the peak hours of the network and then play.

My book is the same, but I'm going to redo the system.

Problems with the network. Either there's something wrong with TX again、、、

What graphics card do you, if it's below 7300gt. Don't be extravagant. This game requires 10 times more CS hardware.

That's because there's something wrong with your machine and something wrong with the graphics card.

Tell you the solution, either from the installed graphics card driver.

Either from the system of making the machine, from the new to the next clean crossfire, only this method can solve your problem.

If it's a game card that isn't a network problem, it's definitely a graphics card problem, and you can try updating the graphics card driver.

If it doesn't work, it may be that your graphics card is aging.

It's not a network problem, it's your computer configuration problem, or the graphics card is not good, and I hope to hug it. And you people, what is a system problem, do you know a little computer knowledge, and the first time I heard that playing CrossFire card is because of system problems, can you still get in CrossFire if there is a problem with the system, it's funny.

There are too many people, the server is not good, and I often do this, halfway through the game, I come to "Doesn't Match the Host Information", only to rush in.

Clean up the cache garbage and the like,First make sure your network is slow,So you can know if it's a system problem.,Or restart the computer.,Will it be because the computer takes too long.,Cause it to be slow?,Hope,Thank you!!

It is quite normal for the recent ** issue of special cards.

There are too many people. Old busy.

The usage of g is causing the server to be overloaded.

The system is under maintenance, and a new map knife room is going to be released. Cool. There is an axe (new**).

There is no problem with the configuration, and the specific solutions are as follows:

1.Turn on the computer, press and hold "windows+r" on the keyboard, and the command interface of the system will pop up.

2.Enter the command statement in the command box and click Run

3.Go to the settings page, select Boot, and click "Advanced Options".

4.Go to Advanced Settings, select the number of processors, select '3' from the drop-down box, and click OK.

5.Go back to the previous screen and click Apply.

6.Click Start and restart your computer.