Make Call od Duty: Black Ops run faster on Intel HD 3000 Grafic Card

By December 9, 2015IT Solutions

As tempting as it is to make your PC sweat, if you’re having performance issues, it’s worth sacrificing a bit of graphical fidelity. The obvious temptation is to lower the resolution, but we’d avoid that unless you absolutely have to. Your monitor is designed to work at a specific resolution, and the performance boost of stepping it down usually isn’t worth the loss of picture quality. Instead, tone down the effects. Switch Anti-Aliasing to either 2x or off, turn anisotropic filtering down, and switch Shadows off entirely. These are by far the biggest performance drains. If you need a little more speed, set Texture Filtering to just Bilinear.

Even if you don’t plan to play like this (and trust us, it will look hideous), there’s a reason to strip things down – to see if there’s a more fundamental problem with your system. If not, or once you’ve fixed it with a later tip, you can crank them back up again and see CODBLOPS the way it was meant to be.