Fallout: New Vegas is choppy as hell

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Belgian_Waffles

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Okay guys, I bought Fallout New Vegas for my PC and it lags no matter what resolution I run it in. Here are my specs
Dell Precision PW S690
Intel (R) Xeon (R) CPU
5160 @ 3.00GHz
2.99 GHz, 3.00 GB of Ram
Quad-Processor (not sure what brand)

Please help I just want to play some fallout
 
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im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
 

Hashime

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gmaverick019 said:
im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
RAM would help if he had a 64-bit OS, but if it is 32-bit the max system memory is 4gb including the graphics card, so more would be a waste.
 

Bretty

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Runs well on mine and I got a crappier machine than yours (nearly maxed)
 

Hashime

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WanderFreak said:
Yeah, funny thing about Fallout.

It was birthed from the loins of the two patron saints of buggy games.

It's kinda like the end of Threads, only instead of a mutant baby, it's a game.
Even with my beast rig, running the game on super ultimate, with not a single hiccup in combat, tin the wasteland it chops up. (due to loading areas, possibly slow HDD speed)
 

Belgian_Waffles

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gmaverick019 said:
im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
I'm running XP and it doesn't recognize more than 3 gigs of RAM, in actuality I have somewhere of 20+ gigs of RAM
 

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Belgian_Waffles said:
gmaverick019 said:
im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
I'm running XP and it doesn't recognize more than 3 gigs of RAM, in actuality I have somewhere of 20+ gigs of RAM
You are playing on a server?
 

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Belgian_Waffles said:
gmaverick019 said:
im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
I'm running XP and it doesn't recognize more than 3 gigs of RAM, in actuality I have somewhere of 20+ gigs of RAM
20 gigs, holy fuck its a monster PC
 

Belgian_Waffles

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Pirate Kitty said:
Belgian_Waffles said:
gmaverick019 said:
im not much of a tech guru, but perhaps more RAM good sir? i think the bare minimum was around 2 gigs, and if your running it on a pc im sure that the framerate/lagging could be helped alot with adding a couple/few more gigs of ram. if its more of a software thing then maybe perhaps make sure nothing is running in the background and defrag everything? it can help smooth it out.

do NOT take my opinion without a few shakes of salt though, as like i said, am not a tech guru
I'm running XP and it doesn't recognize more than 3 gigs of RAM, in actuality I have somewhere of 20+ gigs of RAM
20GB of RAM?

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