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Same here.

The only way to eliminate screen tearing is to use an adaptive sync monitor either with FreeSync (AMD) or GSync (Nvidia), and set the fps limit below the maximum refresh rate of the monitor for example 140fps for 144Hz.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-ClGcBZBGw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld8bKHKXzQ0

You have to remember that the integrated graphics is also sharing the same resources of your mobile CPU as it does not have a dedicated video memory, thus it uses the main memory of your laptop or worse it'll gonna use the swap memory from your storage drive which is a lot slower.

Plus, 1.7GB of DDR3 memory isn't enough even for the last "official" 32-bit Ubuntu LTS OS. Upgrading that to 4GB of memory will be enough.

Maybe it's about time to tell us your wife's laptop specs and OS since everybody here had already posted several possible solutions on why Battlefield 1942 doesn't run properly on your wife's mobile rig, and with such limited information you gave beforehand it's so difficult to diagnose the problem.

You have to use Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) program and add 800x600:
https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thre … tility-CRU

I would prefer that EA/DICE will release in it's entirety, the source code of Refractor engine to public domain just like other video game publishers like id Software's Quake and Epic Games' Unreal engine.

You can upgrade that to Core 2 Duo P9600 since your laptop had a socketed mobile PGA CPU, just make sure that you have updated your laptop's BIOS first.
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en … z-fsb.html
Just search on online stores like eBay.

With the way thing's happening on Amazon's New World MMORPG right now...

Based on my experience of my previous Acer Aspire 4730Z laptop with an upgraded Intel Core 2 Duo T9500 CPU (was Intel Pentium Dual core T3200) and 4GB DDR2-667, it was sluggish for 20.04 especially for gaming since it relies on Intel GMA iGPU which is integrated to the motherboard. Plus of how heavy the system requirements Focal Fossa was than the previous Ubuntu OS versions like 12.04.

If you still want to try BF1942 then make sure not to set the in-game resolution higher than 800x600 to get at least 40~60fps at best, and if possible to get the previous version of Ubuntu like 16.04 (not recommended as it already reached EOL last April) since it still had a 32-bit ISO installer.

Btw, what's the exact model of your Intel C2D mobile CPU? And Ubuntu 20.04 is a Long-Term Support (LTS) version.

And guess what, it's discord server is also a hollow wilderness now, with very few post on each section.

Well same here.

Jesus Villamor
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I was manning the P-51D strafing the Axis AA near bridge and killed me, then after that I was banned from the server.

I can't recall that I TKed anyone from my team.

Dunno who's the active admin at this round...

You will noticed those on the skybox as it was pixellated even at 1080p, as well as walled textures were seemed blurry while on the move. I'd still have the raw video and the comparison are completely noticeable.

80°c is still fine for a laptop but occasionally I'm hitting higher 90s (I disabled BD PROCHOT on Throttlestop) when playing triple A titles, so yeah that's a stock paste for you. I'm gonna repaste it with Gelid GC extreme once my Samsung 1TB 970 EVO plus arrived.

I used what @ziba128 posted and it directly uses the discrete GPU, and at the same time I was able to set the highest refresh rate available in Video Option's Display Mode.

There are only two caveats which is not a deal-breaker though, but I should take note to those who want to try it:
- The text in Main Menu, Console and in-game's HUD were slightly blurred out and somewhat noticeable thinner borders for the latter especially setting up the resolution in non-4:3 aspect ratio monitors but it still readable enough
- For those who want to use RivaTuner Statistics Server to monitor the PC's performance in BF1942, then in DirectX 8.1 it will work but not using this ENB regardless of settings in RTSS.