I am trying to improve my performance on a game called Elder Scrolls Online. So in typical PvE situations I can run the game pretty good at medium settings without very many problems. However, I’m a big PvPer and I notice there is where my computer struggles the most with. Even on minimum settings, I get huge lag spikes and very low fps, especially in big battles (100+ people). I am going to include all important pc information and I was hoping someone can help me with this.
PC: Gateway NV55S05u (Or something very close to that) Laptop.
Display Adapter: AMD Radeon HD 6520G
Processor: AMD A6-3400M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.40GHz (It says this 4 times in device manager, so does that mean quad core?)
RAM: 4.00 GB (3.48 Usable)
64-bit operating system.
If any more info is needed, please ask. I notice while I’m playing, I check task manager and the memory is running at 90-100% even with just ESO running. For this reason, I suspected getting more RAM (though I don’t know a thing about PCs). I asked my friend about it, and he says the problem is that my graphics card does not have it’s own memory. So what really is the problem? An if it is the graphics card, is it possible to get graphics card with it’s own memory in a laptop? Which ones would you recommend?
PC: Gateway NV55S05u (Or something very close to that) Laptop.
Display Adapter: AMD Radeon HD 6520G
Processor: AMD A6-3400M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.40GHz (It says this 4 times in device manager, so does that mean quad core?)
RAM: 4.00 GB (3.48 Usable)
64-bit operating system.
If any more info is needed, please ask. I notice while I’m playing, I check task manager and the memory is running at 90-100% even with just ESO running. For this reason, I suspected getting more RAM (though I don’t know a thing about PCs). I asked my friend about it, and he says the problem is that my graphics card does not have it’s own memory. So what really is the problem? An if it is the graphics card, is it possible to get graphics card with it’s own memory in a laptop? Which ones would you recommend?