I have black ops 2 core duo problems with constant fps.

Asked By John L Krug 10 points N/A Posted on - 04/01/2013

I have black ops 2 core duo problems with constant fps drops in it.

I have updated my NVIDIA driver (videocard is GT430 1024MB 128bits), my pc I working well, and playing CoDMW2 MW3 or ACIII I can easily get over 100 fps.

However, with black ops (CPU: Core 2 Duo E8400 2.40GHz @ 3.00Ghz) I have 70-80 fps and even it falls to 40-50 or less, even to 30, and sometimes everything crashes.

I am grateful to those who could help me.

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Answered By Luz M Terry 35 points N/A #158390

I have black ops 2 core duo problems with constant fps.

Hello John,

Have you contacted Activision's support team?

You may reach them here. 

Your system should be able to do fine with Black Ops.

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game?

If not please do so.

I would also like to remind you that different games result in the different FPS even though their system requirements might be quite the same.

Sincerely,

Luz M Terry

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Answered By Raymond D Caswell 50 points N/A #158392

I have black ops 2 core duo problems with constant fps.

Hi John L Krug,

There is no  way of fixing a corrupt save file. However, some gamers have suggested that if you clear your system cache then it will allow you to load the file which was saved.  you can attempt to revert back to an earlier save file before your game was corrupted. If you believe that the save file is not the thing and it may be your hard-drive.

Try to transfer the save file by using a memory card to another hard-drive and try to 'Call of Duty Black Ops 2' save on another console.

To fix sound issues  be sure to check all of the connections between the TV and console. If the connections are okay then you can try and replace any wires which you may believe have become troubled. If you have replaced the wires and you are still unable to hear anything from the game then it may be a fault with the game.

As long as it is still under warranty then the retailer will be happy to change the game rather providing another copy.

For more help i think this may help you: 

Thank you.

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