Want 640x480 resolution on The Crew- Help plz?

[Mr. Hax]

I want 640x480 since I hate lag and I want it to lag less with still being HD using windowed! Even with it on lowest settings!

[Charlie Kelly]

bro wat.

First of all disable all AA.
Next drop the geometry, shadows, motion blur and occlusion and wow your game just gained like 20 FPS.

[Mr. Hax]

Originally posted by Charlie Kelly:

bro wat.

First of all disable all AA.
Next drop the geometry, shadows, motion blur and occlusion and wow your game just gained like 20 FPS.

I did it lowest no everything is off the AA even

[Charlie Kelly]

You're probably going to have to wait to play the game..How is your internet? Ubisoft games lag when your internet is slow.

[Mr. Hax]

Originally posted by Charlie Kelly:

You're probably going to have to wait to play the game..How is your internet? Ubisoft games lag when your internet is slow.

No I got fast internet
I just want 640x480 resolution

[Castilho]

Hello friend I managed to leave the game in 640x480 follows the image, Documents / TheCrew / PCScalability...

"Edit with Wordpad"

http://i.imgur.com/WiRt7Sa.png?1

[DJ_Trollin]

Explain to me how the game will look "HD" if at 640 x 480. Time to update your machine buddy.

[Sykriss]

Originally posted by DJ_T:

Explain to me how the game will look "HD" if at 640 x 480. Time to update your machine buddy.

That's not the purpose 'buddy', some of us have to try and get by with what we have and in those cases, you do what you have to do to simply play the game. Not all of us have to have amazing scenery blasted into our eyes to enjoy a game.

[UBE Chief]

I think the point being made by DJ_T - if a bit crude - is that if you have to run The Crew at such a low resolution, with everything either low, minimum or off, then maybe your computer can't run it, period. There's a reason why there are "Minimum Specs" and "Recommended Specs" listed on the store page as well as "Can You Run It" (website).

Computers do have to be upgraded or replaced every 4-5 years, because at that point, technology makes those parts inside your current build obsolete.

If it's not too much trouble, can you provide us with your computer specifications?

[Sykriss]

Originally posted by UBE Chief:

I think the point being made by DJ_T - if a bit crude - is that if you have to run The Crew at such a low resolution, with everything either low, minimum or off, then maybe your computer can't run it, period. There's a reason why there are "Minimum Specs" and "Recommended Specs" listed on the store page as well as "Can You Run It" (website).

Computers do have to be upgraded or replaced every 4-5 years, because at that point, technology makes those parts inside your current build obsolete.

If it's not too much trouble, can you provide us with your computer specifications?

I don't know about OP but my computer is an i3 3225 @ 3.3ghz with an intel hd 4000 and 6gb ram. I would love to upgrade it, however it is an all in one computer with basically laptop internals.

[UBE Chief]

AIO computers are absolute ♥♥♥♥ for running higher-end games - heck, even mid-tier, when games get "higher graphics" and more CPU-intensive - or, in some/most cases, are poorly optimized. I would rather recommend a desktop - NOT a custom one, mind you, but just a regular desktop that you can crack open and add stuff to it when you feel like it. Did that to my previous PC before I moved on to a custom build.

Downside to that, is that you're usually grabbing a lower-end CPU that won't last 5 years (are i3 cores still dual-core, or have they moved up to quad?).

I also would NOT recommend laptops for gaming. They're far weaker than their desktop counterparts, in both performance and modding capabilities.

Mind you, I don't have the best gaming PC out there - The Crew barely runs at a constant 60+ fps at 1080p on my rig. I get a lot of drops to the mid-20's in high-density towns/cities.