Playing Do on a low performance laptop

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  1. _-Amon_Amarth-_

    _-Amon_Amarth-_ User

    Hey,I'm wondering are there some max performance setting for my old Toshiba Satelite laptop to make my DO be less lagy.I play DO on my PC and there are no problems but sometimes i just want to play from my bed :D

    But my laptop is pretty old with an integrated graphic card.
    Here are the options i have in settings so just tell me what to do :
    Asynchronous Flip - Off or ON
    Triple Buffering - Default, Off or ON
    Flipping Policy- Flip or Blit
    Depth Buffer Bit Depth- Default, 16 or 24
    Force S3TC Texture Compression- Off or ON
    Force FXT1 Texture ompression- Off or ON
    Driver Memory Footprint- Normal, Low or High
    Texture Color Depth- Deskop olor Depth, 16 Bit or 24 Bit per texel
    Anisotropic Filtering- Application Control, Off or ON

    Thx in advance
     
    _-Amon_Amarth-_, Oct 17, 2014
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  2. theOtherKey

    theOtherKey User

    I cant help you with all that stuff that you mentioned... foreign language to me but...

    there is something called Virtual Memory that I have tried before to try to help an old and failing laptop with nothing extra...

    but maybe someone else can advise you more than just clear Browser Cache and Flash Website storage... the game changes and stored info sometimes can help/cause lag

    sorry I cant help more
     
    theOtherKey, Oct 17, 2014
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  3. yellowsubmarine

    yellowsubmarine User

    Right click on the screen - Quality - Low

    On game screen - Settings - Quality - Low

    You can set the background to Max to see the maps that before couldn't see...nice :cool:

    I play on DSL 1.5 and CPU 1.5 mHz
     
    yellowsubmarine, Oct 23, 2014
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