how to get rid of lag

[R2224400621]

anyone know how to get rid of lag

[Brutal_Hobo]

clear cache and cookies

[Eskendal]

Don't play on a Pentium 2, 333 MHz.

[KhaySar]

i have i7 2.6ghz quadcore 16gig ram nvidia gtx680 n 10mbps net speed. but still cant get rid the lag. i even put the flash cache on RAMDisk with the help of link shell extension

[Mugetsu110]

Enable hard ware speed acceleration and do flash prioriizing (its risky it can turn your computer unstable if your computer has had prblems before ) if not then do it


SRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH

[YayoiKun]

i have i7 2.6ghz quadcore 16gig ram nvidia gtx680 n 10mbps net speed. but still cant get rid the lag. i even put the flash cache on RAMDisk with the help of link shell extension

What are u doing on wartune or any browser game with that computer ?

[bakuryuuha]

simple...get a 200 - 300mbps net speed....that or quit wartunes and you won't have the lag...I have a somewhat similar gaming machine specs but my net speed is 50mbps so I don't really experience much lag other than flash player crashing after playing for long periods...

[Zorich]

Ok, some clarification on lag...

1. Your network speed has very little to do with it. Wartune's stream tops out needing around 200k/s (1.6 mbps) dedicated. Most people playing this game have 25 mbps+ connections.

2. Your Graphic Card & Available Memory are your most likely hardware limitations.

3. Browser / App Config can also lead to issues. For example, if you're using Chrome, view your plugins and disable pepflashplayer.dll. Chrome runs two instances of Flash, and pepFlash is a memory leaking mess. You disable that, and your wait time (loading time) almost disappears if you've got a good enough PC.

[bakuryuuha]

Ok, some clarification on lag...

1. Your network speed has very little to do with it. Wartune's stream tops out needing around 200k/s (1.6 mbps) dedicated. Most people playing this game have 25 mbps+ connections.

2. Your Graphic Card & Available Memory are your most likely hardware limitations.

3. Browser / App Config can also lead to issues. For example, if you're using Chrome, view your plugins and disable pepflashplayer.dll. Chrome runs two instances of Flash, and pepFlash is a memory leaking mess. You disable that, and your wait time (loading time) almost disappears if you've got a good enough PC.

hmm...what about maxthon cloud browsers? Is there anyway to stop the flash player from crashing? I often see my flash player auto crash when it hits between 1.3 - 1.6gb of ram usage which is at best 20% of my computer's available memory (not including my graphic card's 2gb of ram) and I have hardware acceleration enabled too...so seeing as there's so much spare memory available I don't know why it still crashes...

[R21577189]

Have you tried clearing your cache?