Guild Wars 2

What’s your budget? Also you might want to check your motherboard and Power supply.

That’s weird I have Q6600 8GB rams + GTX460 running beta drivers no issue so far. Hmm was wondering if the onboard HD3000 affects it can you disable it from BIOS?

Mencae.5678:

Also, I’m curious. Does my lower the gfx and “face the wall” trick work for anyone else?

You shouldn’t have any problem at all with your specs. I’m thinking remove one card ? not just disabling it and try playing gw2.

@Zaron

I think it’s best to try what the others have suggested first. A friend of mine complains that he’s lagging badly until he founds out that his router is blocking ports for gw2.

Hi,

This might be a long shot but have you tried limiting your Frame Rate ingame to 60?

@Zaron
Have you tried updating your videocard drivers? Also try to set your FPS to 60 there’s an option inside the game.

@Mencae
Have you tried renaming the local.dat?As far as I know the game should create a new fresh copy local.dat.

Hi,

Kindly go to Control Panel → Administrative Tools → Event viewer under Windows system logs look for errors or warning due to crash. Have you also tried limiting your Fps to 60 fps ingame?

Hope that helps

Try going to your Documents→Guild Wars2 Folder, there should be ArenaNet.txt there? open it and check the crash log. Also can you rename the Local.dat to Local-Backup.dat. Are you running any other programs?

The one on AMD site doesn’t support sony laptops. You could try this http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/swu-download.pl?mdl=VPCEB3BFXL&upd_id=6258&os_group_id=6

Have you tried limiting your frame rate to 60? Also try copying from your laptop the GW2 folder and run it to your desktop.

Hope this helps.

Kindly go to control panel → Administrative tools → Event viewer, then look for windows logs under it would have system logs filter the logs for any Errors or Warning and check the date , time and Event ID of the errors or warning due to crash.

@PinkTaco
Kindly use the nvidia beta driver http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-306.02-beta-driver.html Remember to do a custom install then perform clean installation.

What resolution are you playing in? After installation go to your nvidia control panel and set adjust image settings with preview to Performance and Physx Configuration to 550ti instead of auto.