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* AMD has dropped support for cards older than the HD5000 series. The last AMD Catalyst display driver available for these cards can, however, be used without problems on Windows. | * AMD has dropped support for cards older than the HD5000 series. The last AMD Catalyst display driver available for these cards can, however, be used without problems on Windows. | ||
Suggestions for a AMD Radeon R7-M260 if you struggle with FPS, Make sure your shaders are set low / off (Except water) and you might get a few more FPS, Also download and install Game fire at: https://www.smartpcutilities.com/gamefire.html This will turn off a lot of stuff within Windows and free up much needed RAM''' BE CAREFUL what you turn off though, as this can lead to some side effects you may not want, check internet on the process first before switching it off!''' This should help get a few more FPS, Also in task manager right click F/G scroll down to "Go to details" then "set priority" and select "realtime" and accept when the warning box comes up, this may help you. Doing these should help your FPS a little. Also the "Crimson" drivers from AMD can cause quite bad FPS and major FPS variances sticking with the older "Catalyst" drivers, it is more stable. Hope this helps some of you. '''PLEASE NOTE the settings quoted here help me, THEY might not help you!''' | Suggestions for a AMD Radeon R7-M260 if you struggle with FPS, Make sure your shaders are set low / off (Except water) and you might get a few more FPS, Also download and install Game fire at: https://www.smartpcutilities.com/gamefire.html This will turn off a lot of stuff within Windows and free up much needed RAM''' BE CAREFUL what you turn off though, as this can lead to some side effects you may not want, check internet on the process first before switching it off!''' This should help get a few more FPS, Also in task manager right click F/G scroll down to "Go to details" then "set priority" and select "realtime" and accept when the warning box comes up, this may help you. Doing these should help your FPS a little. Also the "Crimson" drivers from AMD can cause quite bad FPS and major FPS variances sticking with the older "Catalyst" drivers, it is more stable. Hope this helps some of you. '''PLEASE NOTE the settings quoted here help me, THEY might not help you!''' Please also note when updating your software '''FOLLOW instructions given on the AMD website when it comes to uninstalling old software''' Otherwise this will also cause a loss in FPS as the old software will fight the new software | ||
== Intel GMA == | == Intel GMA == | ||