[supernalgalaxy7]

Hey there i currently own a hp pavilion g4 1321tx notebook
Specs:
Intel Core i5-2450M Processor,

4GB Ram, 640GB HDD, DVDRW,

Radeon HD7450 with 1GB dedicated graphics.

strangely i cant run on the max graphics as the fps will drop to 16. even if i change my screen size to 1024 by 768 is still runs at 23 fps including reducing the other settings to 50. Is there a way that i can enjoy iv without the jerkyness??? can someone help

[Exxon]

Is that really an HD7450 instead of an HD6450?
Nevertheless, those are both very bad and that's your problem.

Lower your settings to low, especially the sliders.
Don't put them any higher than 10

And by the way;

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strangely i cant run on the max graphics ...

Strangely? That laptop seriously isn't anything more than a normal laptop, let alone a gaming laptop

[supernalgalaxy7]

Thanks for the reply. anyway i am just wondering whether this laptop allows me to change the graphics card

[Exxon]

Most laptops don't have changeable graphics cards

[DizzeeXL]

QUOTE (supernalgalaxy7 @ Monday, Mar 26 2012, 13:54)

Hey there i currently own a hp pavilion g4 1321tx notebook Specs: Intel Core i5-2450M Processor, 4GB Ram, 640GB HDD, DVDRW, Radeon HD7450 with 1GB dedicated graphics. strangely i cant run on the max graphics as the fps will drop to 16. even if i change my screen size to 1024 by 768 is still runs at 23 fps including reducing the other settings to 50. Is there a way that i can enjoy iv without the jerkyness??? can someone help

If it's 6450m, then it's really weak, 7450 isn't released yet.

[unc13bud]

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If it's 6450m, then it's really weak, 7450 isn't released yet.

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/sg/en/ho/WF...5829.html?dnr=1
anyway, talking to the original poster, your video card is discrete but according to
http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-HD...0M.57211.0.html
it has only 160 shaders, and that's 160 shader pipelines for AMD, not nvidia. you are going to have to turn down the videocard-centric settings, ie. texture