How to Improve Your Video Card's Gaming Speed Without Replacing It

Lower the resolution., Turn off or reduce advanced visual features of your game., Reduce, or eliminate, the games anti-aliasing level., Reduce the level of anisotropic filtering., If you can, try switching from high dynamic range lighting to bloom...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Lower the resolution.

    This will help your game move at a more productive speed.
  2. Step 2: Turn off or reduce advanced visual features of your game.

    Some of these that might significantly improve performance are shutting down DirectX 10 features. , Yeah, the edges will be jagged, but your CPU will love you for it! , What this does is reduce the quality of textures in the game that are viewed at an oblique level. ,,, Download your graphics card manufacturer's overclocking utility.

    Increase the core and memory clock speeds by 5-10% depending on the card.

    Note:
    This does come with some risk and is not recommended for integrated chipsets or graphics solutions without effective cooling systems.
  3. Step 3: Reduce

  4. Step 4: or eliminate

  5. Step 5: the games anti-aliasing level.

  6. Step 6: Reduce the level of anisotropic filtering.

  7. Step 7: If you can

  8. Step 8: try switching from high dynamic range lighting to bloom lighting.

  9. Step 9: Try updating your DirectX software as new updates can increase the performance of your graphics card.

  10. Step 10: Overclock.

Detailed Guide

This will help your game move at a more productive speed.

Some of these that might significantly improve performance are shutting down DirectX 10 features. , Yeah, the edges will be jagged, but your CPU will love you for it! , What this does is reduce the quality of textures in the game that are viewed at an oblique level. ,,, Download your graphics card manufacturer's overclocking utility.

Increase the core and memory clock speeds by 5-10% depending on the card.

Note:
This does come with some risk and is not recommended for integrated chipsets or graphics solutions without effective cooling systems.

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