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[jorge]

I DONT WANT TO SOUND STUPID BUT WHATS THE CAL SEASON

[BigHub]

hub would be the greatest example of this, since he switches clans more than I switch my underwear.

hahaha good analogy, but wrong. I have never been apart of a "clan". I HAVE filled in for people, but have never joined one (CS:S wise), but DoD:S on the otherhand is a different story... Im with Dirty30, which I will be extending into the BF2 division also.

[SDGeNeRaL]

Okay so I just got a new computer for christmas, i installed cs:source and it was working fine, then I just bought L4D yesterday and installed it and is extremely laggy during actual gameplay. I fixed the rates and disabled multicore rendering, its a little better, but still not good enough to sit and play the game, its still bad. Im really new to this but I think these are my specs.. :
Manufacturer: Lenovo
Model: Lenovo Vista PC
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2200 @ 2.20 GHz
Memory(RAM): 3.00 GB
System type: 32-bit operating system


Okay so I hope those are the right ones can anyone help me? Also, for my old PC I bought 1GB RAM, I took that ram out of the old PC, if ram is the problem, should I stick that 1GB in my new PC? Thanks for any help you can give me.

[Mytheral]

You shouldn't need more ram for L4D but we do need your system specs and the best way to do that is with this guide: http://left4deadforums.com/1533-supp...-question.html

[SDGeNeRaL]

That bolded bit is key, This games uses those extensively and has a much beefer version of the source engine then CS:S does.

Bumping all the settings down to low (including sound) is all that can really be done shy of getting a new video card.

Sorry Mate.

Do you have any recommendations of which video card I should get? Probably one that can play games like L4D but isnt too expensive? Whats the amount im probably looking at? Thanks for your help

[SDGeNeRaL]

My friend is giving me a video card for free, yes! Thanks.