I bought new hp laptop having 4 gb ram 2 gb nvidia geforce graphic card but when i run my games like call of duty modern warfare it works very slowly i tried changing resolutions bt then also it dosn't affected much
COD Advanced Warfare is a pretty demanding game, atleast for a low range laptop gpu (no offence) and that gpu also uses DDR3 ram which may be a limiter also as most gpus use GDDR5
It is possible that your laptop is automatically selecting the Intel graphics instead of the faster Nvidia chip, try accessing the "NVIDIA Control Panel" And in the "Manage 3D settings" menu, chance the prefered graphics processor to "High-performance NVIDIA processor"
See if this improves anything, and then report back.
I changed the settings but then also it is working slowly
Is your laptop both - Plugged into AC power? Set to high-performance power mode?
If a laptop is running on battery, it will self-limit the power draw in order to prevent the battery from overheating. This means slowing down the CPU+GPU, or limiting the framerate of applications.
I have tried it all bt it dosnt affect my game speed
Well, final suggestion I have.
When was the last time you properly de-dusted your laptop? It is imperative that a laptops heatsink be regularly cleaned. If I don't clean my laptops heatsink out at least once every couple weeks, my CPU hits an extra 20C+ higher than normal, causing downclocking leading to frame stutter.
Even a thin layer of dust causes this issue for my device, if you have access to compressed air (Compressor attachment or canned) I recommend taking the bottom plate off your laptop and dedusting the heatsink. (Make sure the FAN does NOT spin! This generates current back into the board, just hold the fan still.)
If a thorough heatsink cleaning doesn't improve anything, I'm out of any likely ideas to help you. Usually when your FPS is low, and doesnt change with graphical settings that indicates a CPU issue, for CPU load does not change with graphics settings. (Hence my thought of CPU overheating.)
But you guys have any solution so that i can enjoy my games
We don't have any solutions that make an low-end GPU into a better one. The only real solution if you need to use it for higher-end gaming is to return the laptop and buy one that's more suited to those types of games.