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just your bad processor then
Yet despite this, Dark Souls III runs better on my machine than Black Desert Online does...Hmm...
Anyway. I think there might be some options regarding your graphics card or whatever that might help override some things in Dark Souls III. I don't know what specifically, and it's pretty vague, but that's about all I can think of.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that Dark Souls III is all that you have open?
Edit: So I went to back up my save, and I saw in the Roaming folder for Dark Souls III I saw a GraphicsConfig.xml or something like that. You might want to try messing with that a little bit? Assuming it doesn't break your game or get you banned, that is.
Takes a lotta power to render all that.
The only physics that matter.
I had to look up that CPU, I didn't know they still made Pentiums. I presume this is a model intended for modern business solutions like playing solitaire or a hidden object game without having to close Office so your boss won't catch you procrastinating?
I want upgrade it to i5 6500 [/quote]
that's your only option to make the game run better.
so go buy it
Budget isn't best, but I can take cpu for installment like i did with mine pc.