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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
You will need to lower the resolution more, because of that upload speed. | ||
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HotCookies
Greece149 Posts
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KingDime
Canada750 Posts
Is there any way to improve this aside from upgrading my internet? I would like to stream come the end of finals but it's basically out of the question with that upload speed. Im assuming that the upload speed using the bundle means that it caps out at 512 Kbps but im not really sure. Terrible with computers zzzzz. | ||
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Wabbit
United States1028 Posts
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DestinedOne
Canada84 Posts
First of all the specs are: i7 720QM Processor Radeon HD 5870M 1GB GDDR5 VRAM Graphics Card 4GB of ~1077 MHz DDR3 RAM 320GB Hard Drive 17' LCD Screen The weird thing is, when I first bought SC2, one week after release, with the laptop brand new, it ran it perfectly fine on all Ultra graphics. Nowadays, I've set almost every single option to low, and the lag persists, even in 1v1's. A week ago is when I first noticed the lag, and I realised that my hard drive was full. I bought an external drive and backed everything up and reformatted to try and solve it. Nothing has worked and SC2 still runs slow. The biggest enigma is that every other game I run on this computer works perfectly fine on more or less maxed graphics, except for SC2. It is the only game with which I've experienced this problem. Btw, the lagg is pretty hard framerate lagg, and I have the second-fastest internet available, so I'm sure it isn't that. Whatever shall I do?  | ||
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CyDe
United States1010 Posts
On April 17 2012 18:01 Ohyra wrote: Thank you kind gentleman! i will without a doubt try this. If it doesn't work, the computer is going to be thrown in the trash and exchanged  But of course . This actually made me smile, so I thank you for that :DI have my own question. I have started to stream (sort of, kind of, occasionally); I want to stream BF3 and SC2. With StarCraft it streams fine, for the most part. Battlefield has a problem though. It lag terribly on the stream. I can play totally fine, with very little lag in-game, but the stream gets sometimes as low as a frame every 1.5 seconds. Any thoughts? | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On April 18 2012 11:31 CyDe wrote: But of course . This actually made me smile, so I thank you for that :DI have my own question. I have started to stream (sort of, kind of, occasionally); I want to stream BF3 and SC2. With StarCraft it streams fine, for the most part. Battlefield has a problem though. It lag terribly on the stream. I can play totally fine, with very little lag in-game, but the stream gets sometimes as low as a frame every 1.5 seconds. Any thoughts? You need to limit the cores used by BF3, since it's not threaded like shit like SC2, most likely. | ||
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Mordanis
United States893 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
Why would using an OEM copy limit you? It's the same as a retail copy... | ||
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teknotrance
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
after testing out some basic oc it's some really fun and I kinda wanna get close to 4ghz | ||
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iKill[ShocK]
Vietnam3530 Posts
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
On April 18 2012 17:32 Illest. wrote: stock heat sink sufficient enough for light oc? after testing out some basic oc it's some really fun and I kinda wanna get close to 4ghz You can do a light OC with it, but there's a massive difference between the stock heat sink and even a basic 3rd party cooler. | ||
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Rachnar
France1526 Posts
gpu fan also running normally i've reseted gpu i've tested all cable configurations possible (hdmi, vga => dvi adapter), cables are working fine just tested all of them on my laptop gpu is sapphire hd6870 monitor is 22'' Samsung BX2231 | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
I forget all the context, so maybe some of the above doesn't make sense for your situation. | ||
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Rachnar
France1526 Posts
edit : oh feels so good coming from my old laptop back to this... it's like living in a cave for months then going back out to breath fresh air | ||
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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
On April 18 2012 18:01 iKill[ShocK] wrote: yes. assuming you have the 2500k. Im currently on a amd phenom II 955BE but upgrading to a those i5 3750k once those come out on monday my chassis is a pretty good one, coolmaster storm sniper, so air cooling would be good. On April 18 2012 18:25 Rannasha wrote: You can do a light OC with it, but there's a massive difference between the stock heat sink and even a basic 3rd party cooler. I plan on doing light oc, nothing to hardcore trying to get the most out of what I can push the cpu limit. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
would just a heatsink be great or one with a fan to blow away the hot air? | ||
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