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What settings my cpu should handle ?

Postby Prev on Sun Mar 23, 2014 4:49 am

Hello guys , i have duo core cpu, 2,53 GHz, 4gb ram (ddr2) with geforce 9600gt (512mb) so what settings i could use with above 30fps ?
Currently im using low player setting ( i think its player , the one which makes jerseys move) low sideline characters , high texture quality and no floor reflection . With these settings if i put floor reflection on my fps gets too low for my taste and with high player settings (again not sure if its right name , im talking about setting which makes player jerseys move) its unplayable because of low fps . So i just wanted to know if its normal or i can do something to be able to play with higher settings without obviously upgrading my PC .
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Re: What settings my cpu should handle ?

Postby R4zoR on Mon Mar 24, 2014 12:18 am

Prev wrote:Hello guys , i have duo core cpu, 2,53 GHz, 4gb ram (ddr2) with geforce 9600gt (512mb) so what settings i could use with above 30fps ?
Currently im using low player setting ( i think its player , the one which makes jerseys move) low sideline characters , high texture quality and no floor reflection . With these settings if i put floor reflection on my fps gets too low for my taste and with high player settings (again not sure if its right name , im talking about setting which makes player jerseys move) its unplayable because of low fps . So i just wanted to know if its normal or i can do something to be able to play with higher settings without obviously upgrading my PC .

Well just do what i do, lower the things u don't really want to have, like the crowd textures, blur options(anti-aliasing), u don't really need the players setting to high, just let me know if it gets better for you.
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Re: What settings my cpu should handle ?

Postby Kevin on Tue Mar 25, 2014 5:07 pm

Alternatively, you can download gameboosters just like Iobit's Gamebooster, It actually helped me to gain 5 more fps in my old laptop (Y)
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Re: What settings my cpu should handle ?

Postby agolden on Wed Mar 26, 2014 7:01 am

KevinParker13 wrote:Alternatively, you can download gameboosters just like Iobit's Gamebooster, It actually helped me to gain 5 more fps in my old laptop (Y)
don't download any of that. lots of gameboosters are malware in disguise and tend to slow down your game. I don't recommend any of them.

My recommendation: uninstall graphics drivers and install latest graphic card drivers from graphic card website. if that doesn't help make sure all anti-aliasing is off. if that doesn't help try diasbling V-Sync. When you disable V-Sync and get a higher FPS than your monitor's refresh rate (most are 60) then you'll see tearing on your screen. To disable the tearing open the Nvidia Manager, create a new game-profile for NBA 2K14, and enable V-Sync from there for that game, overriding the nba2k14.exe settings. good luck, and if that doesn't help I have a couple more tricks up my sleeve, but please go through all these steps first. (Y)
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