Why do I lag so hard?

Hello everybody, usually in game my fps is around 30-40 ( I know, sucks. )
When I use Fraps (cracked) I get around 15 fps! Can somebody give me a tut on how not to lag, I've seen a few montages here on mpgh and none of them lag with this. I'm currently making my first amateur montage in Sony Vegas 9.0 and really need some good filming tips, e.g not to lag! Thanks /mmz

Tell me your ram and processor, please.

Some pcs will struggle to record and run a fps without creating screenlag

it depends on your pc quality and rams

Intel Pentium Processor T4300
2GB DDR2 /mmz

if you can see on the video bit of fraps there is a bit where it says fps and if you got it on say 20 your fps will be 5 lower than that so i suggest you set your fps to 45 !!

Thank me if i helped

Try making ur fps in fraps higher to about 100. Then try setting the setting to half-size.

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Originally Posted by jamie901

Intel Pentium Processor T4300
2GB DDR2 /mmz

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It's good PC Information ??:dead::dead::dead:

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Originally Posted by jamie901

Intel Pentium Processor T4300
2GB DDR2 /mmz

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Your processor is normal, not very good and not very bad (for videos it is a little bad...). A big part of your ram should be filled up with crossfire, other programs and the screen recorder. I have 8 gb ram, intel dual core i5 3.2 ghz... so I can record at 100 fps with no lag :) These 2 things are not too expensive...

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Originally Posted by ___[.T.]___

Your processor is normal, not very good and not very bad (for videos it is a little bad...). A big part of your ram should be filled up with crossfire, other programs and the screen recorder. I have 8 gb ram, intel dual core i5 3.2 ghz... so I can record at 100 fps with no lag :) These 2 things are not too expensive...

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Are u mean he want to Update his PC ?

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Are u mean he want to Update his PC ?

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No, I'm saying that he needs to change some parts on his computer (physic parts), if he wants to record with good quality and fps...

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Originally Posted by ___[.T.]___

Your processor is normal, not very good and not very bad (for videos it is a little bad...). A big part of your ram should be filled up with crossfire, other programs and the screen recorder. I have 8 gb ram, intel dual core i5 3.2 ghz... so I can record at 100 fps with no lag :) These 2 things are not too expensive...

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That's an outdated laptop cpu. it's far from good. And seeing as this is most likely a laptop, he can't upgrade it /boh1

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Originally Posted by Coeus

That's an outdated laptop cpu. it's far from good. And seeing as this is most likely a laptop, he can't upgrade it /boh1

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Dude, it's good for normal use, like school, not for games... I didn't know it was a laptop... on a desktop he could upgrade :/ (you know lol)

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Originally Posted by ___[.T.]___

Dude, it's good for normal use, like school, not for games... I didn't know it was a laptop... on a desktop he could upgrade :/ (you know lol)

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Well if it's a laptop CPU it's usually in a laptop... /boh1

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Originally Posted by Coeus

Well if it's a laptop CPU it's usually in a laptop... /boh1

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LOL OK, I didn't see haha