I can not run the pc game Turning pooint: Fall of Liberty. The FPS keeps freezing, I can move for 1 second and freeze for 20. I have Updated all drivers and directX. I meet min requirements. Is thier a setting with my video card I can adjust? I have an ATI HD 4670.

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if you have installled the game the virus may be cd.just opt for an antivirus.

which operating software did you use

Try to reboot your pc then installed it again or look the operating system requirements of the game. Maybe its not compatible in your pc

First of all you should scan your Windows registry which is the root cause of computer freezing. you have to repair your registry using reliable registry cleaner and PC optimizing tool. When there is error in registry then its data is disorganized. And this data is not in good condition to run games at an acceptable speed. PC optimization tools use defrag technology which is helpful to fix computer freezing

This sounds like an issue with your webcam Frames Per Second (FPS). This webcam technical support guide has free tips on how to improve any webcam fps. The FPS info is near the bottom of the article.

To further investigate the issue you may do the following.

1.go to control panel --> administrative tools then select event viewer. check on system logs. you might be able to find a clue on why the notebook keeps on freezing after 15 to 20 minutes.

2.please check your virus definitions if its fully updated. If not please update it then do a full scan afterwards.

3. do a windows update on your system if it's not fully updated yet.

4. You may also check or try to remember what has been installed lately. It might be that the application installed have caused vista to freeze.

Or you may also check this link for another user who has the same issue.

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change ur graphics resolution and try again

You may check if you fulfil the *Minimum requirements* list. I believe you're not getting enough FPS (Frames per second) from your Video Card to play it smoothly. What to do? Get a better one; there's a bunch of them you can get for less than $100 bucks, just see the specs, ask around and be sure you won't need to buy a new PSU (Power Supply Unit) for your PC, along with it... and if you need one, don't buy a "Corsair" or a "Thermaltake", you can spend less getting the same (or even better) on a "Cooler Master"... and be sure to get enough COOL air for your new Video Card. Ok?