Fallout New Vegas choppy gameplay

I have pretty much exhausted all the resources I have found through google, still I can not stop the choppy gameplay. I am running a nvidia 9800m GTS and my system specs are as follows:
intel dual core p8400
4 gigs of ddr3 dual channel
W7 x64 If anyone needs more information my laptop is the Gateway p-7805u fx series
Just wondering if anyone with the same laptop has fixed this or anyone with a nvidia card in general. Changing my drivers are out of the question because all other drivers look like ~love~, they wash out the colors and make it look bland and its a waste of my 1920×1200 display.
Answer #1
Fallout: New Vegas
System Requirements*GD Hardware RatingDiff
Intel Processor-Pentium Dual Core E5200 2.5GHz
AMD Processor-Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5800+
Nvidia Graphics Card-GeForce GT 140
ATI Graphics Card-Radeon HD 3870
RAM Memory- 3 GB
Hard Disk Space- 10 GB
Direct X-9
maybe because he cpu speed is not up to scratch for it. i believe yours is 2.26GHz ?
Answer #2
Try lowering your game settings
Answer #3
maybe because he cpu speed is not up to scratch for it. i believe yours is 2.26GHz ?
cpu speed should not be a problem since fallout 3 with the same settings ran flawlessly and from what I understand FNV runs off the same engine.
Try lowering your game settings
have lowered game settings to low with game still choppy, its def not a case of trying to get too much outta what I have. Just a tidbit more info I think im using dox 180.81 drivers from laptopvideo2go
Answer #4
also can i say could you run fallout 3 fine ? if you ran fallout 3 fine i dont see my previous statement being correct
Answer #5
I have read alot of people having the same problems with the game. Patch is supposed to come out on the 22nd, but it will suck if I have to play the game gimped for another couple of days. Research has said something about the npcs eating up too much memory.
Answer #6
Going to bed hopefully I can wake up to a fix.
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Answer #7
~love~ ~love~ ~love~. Looks like im going to have to play this gimped…..
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Answer #8
dude its not just you, just tried it then, silky smooth until a few NPC’s come on screen. so your not alone :p
Answer #9
Did you try this http://www.~ Dead file host ~/?d=1K4PTLOW(put it in your installation folder)?Edit:Sorry,did not see that you have solved this problem:)
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Answer #10
I’m having the same issue, my specs are well over the recommended and Fallout 3 ran fine but when I turn my camera my game is extremely choppy.
Edit: Using Nvidia also.
Answer #11
I'm having the same issue, my specs are well over the recommended and Fallout 3 ran fine but when I turn my camera my game is extremely choppy.
Edit: Using Nvidia also.
same as you
game auto configures me to ultra high mode with gtx260 card
i changed it to medium mode and 1490x….
and its still choppy after a while slow movements etc.
also if anyone can find a trainer for fallout 4 that can speed up walking that would be great pm me plz