On my computer, SCPCB can produce 20FPS max.

Specs: i7 3537U Nvidia Geforce 740m

Even a 3 years old laptop can produce 30-40FPS

Specs: i3 (i forgot which one exactly) ATI Mobility radeon

Any suggestions?

Nvidia

Well thats yer problem!
You need an ATI card!

mrslig100 wrote:

Nvidia

Well thats yer problem!
You need an ATI card!

Nope, I've used a laptop with a Nvidia and it worked fine (60 fps)

guysensei1 wrote: Even a 3 years old laptop can produce 30-40FPS

Uh no it can't.
I recommend replace the hard drive on your laptop.
EDIT: crappy quotes, y u no work always? >:-3
EDIT 2: WHAT THE CRAP, I DIDN'T MEAN TO SAY I REPLACE THE HARD DRIVE ON YOUR LAPTOP! (sorry for caps raging.)

guysensei1 wrote:On my computer, SCPCB can produce 20FPS max.

Specs: i7 3537U Nvidia Geforce 740m

Even a 3 years old laptop can produce 30-40FPS

Specs: i3 (i forgot which one exactly) ATI Mobility radeon

Any suggestions?

Try this: run as administrator, disable your antivirus, change the resolution, try with and without fullscreen, try both options in the graphics menú (you will find them, behind the resolution settings)

hug0905 wrote:

guysensei1 wrote: Even a 3 years old laptop can produce 30-40FPS

Uh no it can't.

Uh yes it can.

Juicy wrote:
Try this: run as administrator, disable your antivirus, change the resolution, try with and without fullscreen, try both options in the graphics menú (you will find them, behind the resolution settings)

I've tried administrator, it doesn't help. (I think it has to do with the processor, CoreTemp shows 0.789 Ghz... it can't be that bad, its i7.)
Using the launcher in any way gives a Memory access violation
EDIT: I found a fix from a thread somewhere here for the MAVs. The updated drivers did the trick. Thanks!

guysensei1 wrote: EDIT: I found a fix from a thread somewhere here for the MAVs. The updated drivers did the trick. Thanks!

Nice