Battlefield 2 and online lag
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Battlefield 2 and online lag
Ok all i ask is for people not to post "haha! serves you right for getting Vista" , or etc.
When i played battlefield 2 with XP i got no lag except during shell shock and at the beginning of every game. When i play on VIsta i lag like crazy with no signs of why. Same server. The only thing i can think of is it is the something in the OS. Or that Battlefield 2 is only tested with XP. Any thoughts, tips, tricks?
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When i played battlefield 2 with XP i got no lag except during shell shock and at the beginning of every game. When i play on VIsta i lag like crazy with no signs of why. Same server. The only thing i can think of is it is the something in the OS. Or that Battlefield 2 is only tested with XP. Any thoughts, tips, tricks?
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RE: Battlefield 2 and online lag
Try turning off transparency before you play.
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ah thanks. I just finished a lag test by playing first singleplayer then multiplayer. In the singleplayer game no lag what so ever, so i don't think it's a hardware problem, but when i went back online i still lagged. So it must have something with my connection. Also does it help if in options i'd switch Connection from T1(LAN) to Cabel? I think 
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Aero, those fancy Windows graphics, gets disabled when you run a game in full screen, so chaning that should not do anything (which also means it wouldn't hurt too). Vista has a different network stack than XP. Have you upgraded your network card drivers? Overall, does the net seem slower? What are your hardware specs?
A quick search turned up the following site. It has some good tips. I'm not going to repeat them here.
http://www.bf2lag.com/
A quick search turned up the following site. It has some good tips. I'm not going to repeat them here.
http://www.bf2lag.com/
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Nothing works without a driver. Sounds like your network card is built into your motherboard. Check your mootherboard site for updates. (I don't think the problem is here, but its worth checking out)Moving_Target wrote:...I don't know exactly what you mean by network card drivers since it's a desktop and is wired. Net is fine...
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