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have problem with graphic card

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‎11-06-2011 08:33 PM
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i bought couple days ago laptop dell inspiron 5110 i3 procesor and intel hd graphics 3000 4gb ram. i tried to play counter strike 1.6 and i had only 30 fps ant its jumping. in mane menu its 100 but when i connect to the server its 30. my friends 5 years old laptop working better it always showing 100 fps. please help me with that problem.

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‎11-07-2011 02:26 PM
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We are sorry for the problems you've had so far. My first recommendation would be to try tweaking the 3D configuration in your graphics driver.

Right Click the Desktop, go to Graphics Properties > 3D, and ensure that everything is set to "Performance". Disable the Anisotropic Filtering, and retry running the game. If possible, test a different game as well.

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‎11-09-2011 05:34 AM
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how to disable antistrophic filtering? there is no such option

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‎11-17-2011 04:08 PM
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Enter the Graphics Controller driver by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F12. Then, go to the 3D Tab on the left side, you'll find the option there.

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‎11-17-2011 08:39 PM
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Take it back and get a computer with out on board, expecially Intel HD,

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