Most games set wrong settings through automatic detection. Some settings can be pushed higher while others need to be lower, it's really a lot of trial and error sometimes. Maybe take a look at this guide and see if it can help: http://vindictus.nexon.net/News/Content.aspx?boardNo=400&contentNo=009VN Also, I didn't know it used source engine, which works incredibly better on windows vista/7 than on xp.
@THEfog: Leave desktop overclocking out of this, of course there are huge gains in performance, but laptops just don't support it. Even the slightest overclock on a laptop can do terminal damage, it can really come to luck, as two exactly equal chipsets can work radically different under higher clocks. Why go for a risky procedure before running through all the other safe options? Specially since youre a mod. That just shocks me, there's an example to be set. On 12 Jan, 10:54, Robert Whitis <[email protected]> wrote: > *SMH* > > Well it looks like Windows 7 is on the way then. > > In Vindictus' settings, there is a option for multi-core, choices are > Max Speed, Safe Mode, and Disabled. > > Any ideas on that point? > > Vindictus recommends the optimal settings based on what it has > detected, which albeit are generous, considering it doesn't tell me my > computer sucks...lol...do you think it's possible that it simply > hasn't detected that I'm running a dual core CPU, or is that referring > to a multi core GPU? -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
