I suggest that after entering the game, you can look at the upper right corner of the game. There are two numbers here: the first is the FPS value, the higher the better. If the FPS value is low, the first thing is to cancel the background picture (wallpaper) on the desktop, because this will greatly affect the image refresh rate.

Second: appropriately lower the resolution of the computer. According to the concrete analysis of computer monitors, computers with low configuration can even consider using 16-bit color.

Third: you need to forcibly turn off the vertical synchronization of the graphics card.

Fourth: right click? My computer? , properties, advanced, performance, selection? Best performance? .

Fifth: desktop properties, settings, advanced, monitor, screen refresh rate adjusted to more than 75. What I want to say here is that many friends who play CS will even get a screen refresh rate of 200, which is actually unnecessary, because when the screen refresh rate is above 75, people's naked eyes can't tell the smoothness of the picture.

The second number is ping, the lower the better. If it's a bit high, it's the network speed. You can clean your computer.

Lenovo desktop game card solution 2:

If it's not the network speed, it's the computer. The most important hardware for computer to play games is memory and graphics card. It doesn't matter whether the hard disk is big or not. The key is whether there is enough space, mainly C disk space.

CPU, the current mainstream CPU can basically meet the needs of the game, so the landlord can only change the memory and graphics card, especially the memory, 1G memory is a bit stretched; The software does not rule out the possibility that the system needs to be reinstalled because there is too much old redundant garbage.

Lenovo Desktop Game Card Solution 3:

Analysis: In our daily work and summary, we met a large number of users whose programs were popped up or minimized in full-screen or window games. After investigation, we found that such problems were caused by other processes jumping out of the background. It may be a plug-in, an assistant or even a virus, or it may be a user's software. So our top priority is: clean-up process, artificial virus.

Environment: WindowsXP/Win7

Tools: system slimming optimization package, 360 game optimizer (recommended boot), game optimizer (recommended boot), 360 software assistant, LLfix patch, and group policy.

Operation:

Group policy: modify group policy gpedit.msc- computer configuration-management template-network -qos packet scheduler-limit the bandwidth that can be reserved-enable-what is the setting value? 0?

360 software assistant: install and open on the desktop? 360 software assistant? -One-button acceleration

360 Game Optimizer: Open 360 Security Guard-Function Set-Game Optimizer.

Once opened, optimize immediately.

After the installation is successful, just click? Turn on the game mode? Do it.