While we use our computers, laptops especially, for documenting(writers, secretaries, etc), creating and projecting Powerpoint slides, drawing and managing balance sheets, photo editing, programming and much more; not a few amongst us use same for leisure. We find the portability and versatility of these devices very tenable reasons for making them our one-stop game stations. Thus, instead of purchasing Playstation/Xbox consoles, getting multiple game CDs, regularly engaging in making complex game-TV connections (especially in cases where your TV AV terminals are insufficient to handle decoder, DVD and game cables simultaneously), we prefer to pack in all in our computers. These, our laptops especially, also provide more security in terms of power assurance - especially considering the epileptic nature of power in Nigeria today (forget those isolated claims by some of having not used their generators for weeks/months; if'a hear!)

But this has become increasingly difficult, as what most of us possess are what is referred to as "business laptops". These cheaper alternatives are usually greatly limited in their graphic card capabilities, thereby undermining the ability of the gamer to enjoy his/her games of choice. This may not be a problem with most older games, but newer releases/versions have always tended to up the system specifications, to support more demanding features. But, while desktop users can easily upgrade/replace some functions of their systems, the laptop user is usually stuck with mediocre options, with alternatives either non-existent or very expensive when available.

In that latter category have I been stuck for long. But, I continued searching for outlets. Formerly with a Zinox laptop, later a Hp brand and now a Dell, I have always had this problem. I love the soccer game and have played the game on laptop since Winning Eleven7; 8 and 9 were equally less demanding(system requirements wise), but same couldn't be said of PES 2010. Then, the notification about one's system not meeting the minimum requirements started popping up, with the options to either ignore or abort. Of course, I always chose to ignore. However, even this became impossible as the years came on, forcing me to remain at the 2010 stage, as latter versions tended to crash after "ignoring". My researches showed that the Intel Celeron video card was simply incapable of handling good/new games.

I didn't give up.

I played the 2013 version on a friend's PC and loved it (heard that of 2015 is the bomb!), and wished I could play it on mine too. I got the CD and installed it, but the game wouldn't play satisfactorily. Exhibition matches failed to play, game plans were no-go areas, the Master League/Football Life was out-of-bounds, game speed and the cumulative satisfaction left much to be desired.

But I had to play this game.

I went online, downloaded updated video cards, readjusted screen resolution, lowered image quality, did some advanced tweaking - as directed by those online forums, yet failed to achieve desired result. But I continued searching...

I came across the GMA booster, Ram booster and a host of others, which showed little next to nothing, in terms of improvement... Then came the discovery of Sniper-Royal BNA driver! I doubted its ability, as experience had taught me to, but a trial wasn't out of place. I followed the installation instructions, installed it last night, and bang, my problems were no more.

I am yet to CONCLUSIVELY test it, as there's not been power in my current location (Obalende-Ikoyi) since Friday, but (based on preliminary tests) I strongly recommend the Royal BNA for anyone who has suffered as much as I did. And if your graphics/video card is the Intel Celeron

Thanks.

Good post,which laptop model are u using

Nosainwe:
Good post,which laptop model are u using

TWAS mentioned earlier. A Dell latitude e5500.

Lalasticlala, Ishilove, please do the needful; this might be of help to many out there.

Ohibenemma:
TWAS mentioned earlier. A Dell latitude e5500.

i am thinking of getting one too,what games are u currently playing

Nosainwe:
i am thinking of getting one too,what games are u currently playing

My favourite game has always been Winning Eleven/PES. I have the 2010 and 2013 versions NOW playing very well; haven't laid my hands on the 2015 software yet. I have GTA too, Prince of Persia and a 2007 WWF.

Ohibenemma:
My favourite game has always been Winning Eleven/PES. I have the 2010 and 2013 versions NOW playing very well; haven't laid my hands on the 2015 software yet. I have GTA too, Prince of Persia and a 2007 WWF.

do u use pad

a ram booster?

that doesn't even make sense logically because it's a software. that you installed. and to run it has to use ram. so . . . how is it supposed to increase your ram and your cpu speed if it's actually reducing them by even running?



seriously. how does the software work?

Nosainwe:
do u use pad

SURE.

Teempakguy:
a ram booster?

that doesn't even make sense logically because it's a software. that you installed. and to run it has to use ram. so . . . how is it supposed to increase your ram and your cpu speed if it's actually reducing them by even running?



seriously. how does the software work?

The 'ram booster' boosted nothing, from what I could see; but the Spy Bna driver was absolutely unbelievable. it even eliminated the message about one's video card's limitation at the beginning of the game.

How exactly it works remains unknown to me, but it replaces one's original graphics card.

Ohibenemma:
While we use our computers, laptops especially, for documenting(writers, secretaries, etc), creating and projecting Powerpoint slides, drawing and managing balance sheets, photo editing, programming and much more; not a few amongst us use same for leisure. We find the portability and versatility of these devices very tenable reasons for making them our one-stop game stations. Thus, instead of purchasing Playstation/Xbox consoles, getting multiple game CDs, regularly engaging in making complex game-TV connections (especially in cases where your TV AV terminals are insufficient to handle decoder, DVD and game cables simultaneously), we prefer to pack in all in our computers. These, our laptops especially, also provide more security in terms of power assurance - especially considering the epileptic nature of power in Nigeria today (forget those isolated claims by some of having not used their generators for weeks/months; if'a hear!)

But this has become increasingly difficult, as what most of us possess are what is referred to as "business laptops". These cheaper alternatives are usually greatly limited in their graphic card capabilities, thereby undermining the ability of the gamer to enjoy his/her games of choice. This may not be a problem with most older games, but newer releases/versions have always tended to up the system specifications, to support more demanding features. But, while desktop users can easily upgrade/replace some functions of their systems, the laptop user is usually stuck with mediocre options, with alternatives either non-existent or very expensive when available.

In that latter category have I been stuck for long. But, I continued searching for outlets. Formerly with a Zinox laptop, later a Hp brand and now a Dell, I have always had this problem. I love the soccer game and have played the game on laptop since Winning Eleven7; 8 and 9 were equally less demanding(system requirements wise), but same couldn't be said of PES 2010. Then, the notification about one's system not meeting the minimum requirements started popping up, with the options to either ignore or abort. Of course, I always chose to ignore. However, even this became impossible as the years came on, forcing me to remain at the 2010 stage, as latter versions tended to crash after "ignoring". My researches showed that the Intel Celeron video card was simply incapable of handling good/new games.

I didn't give up.

I played the 2013 version on a friend's PC and loved it (heard that of 2015 is the bomb!), and wished I could play it on mine too. I got the CD and installed it, but the game wouldn't play satisfactorily. Exhibition matches failed to play, game plans were no-go areas, the Master League/Football Life was out-of-bounds, game speed and the cumulative satisfaction left much to be desired.

But I had to play this game.

I went online, downloaded updated video cards, readjusted screen resolution, lowered image quality, did some advanced tweaking - as directed by those online forums, yet failed to achieve desired result. But I continued searching...

I came across the GMA booster, Ram booster and a host of others, which showed little next to nothing, in terms of improvement... Then came the discovery of Sniper-Royal BNA driver! I doubted its ability, as experience had taught me to, but a trial wasn't out of place. I followed the installation instructions, installed it last night, and bang, my problems were no more.

I am yet to CONCLUSIVELY test it, as there's not been power in my current location (Obalende-Ikoyi) since Friday, but (based on preliminary tests) I strongly recommend the Royal BNA for anyone who has suffered as much as I did. And if your graphics/video card is the Intel Celeron

Thanks.

Abeg you fit share some forums names on this trend,I am in need of expert advices on computer gaming.

INTROVER:


Abeg you fit share some forums names on this trend,I am in need of expert advices on computer gaming.

I don't actually belong to any Forum; but there are many of such online. You only need to google-search the problems and the search results will guide you onto different forums that have addressed such problems in the past. Some may be scanty, but some could be very comprehensive.

@INTROVER, what exact info do you seek?

Ohibenemma:
@INTROVER, what exact info do you seek?

Any kind of info just to increase my knowledge of computer bases programes

INTROVER:

Any kind of info just to increase my knowledge of computer bases programes

You can get so much online: if only you patiently dig.

Alright,thanks for your advice

Ohibenemma:
My favourite game has always been Winning Eleven/PES. I have the 2010 and 2013 versions NOW playing very well; haven't laid my hands on the 2015 software yet. I have GTA too, Prince of Persia and a 2007 WWF.

You Are still a learner then :\

Angelou:
You Are still a learner then :\

Tell me something!

Ohibenemma:
While we use our computers, laptops especially, for documenting(writers, secretaries, etc), creating and projecting Powerpoint slides, drawing and managing balance sheets, photo editing, programming and much more; not a few amongst us use same for leisure. We find the portability and versatility of these devices very tenable reasons for making them our one-stop game stations. Thus, instead of purchasing Playstation/Xbox consoles, getting multiple game CDs, regularly engaging in making complex game-TV connections (especially in cases where your TV AV terminals are insufficient to handle decoder, DVD and game cables simultaneously), we prefer to pack in all in our computers. These, our laptops especially, also provide more security in terms of power assurance - especially considering the epileptic nature of power in Nigeria today (forget those isolated claims by some of having not used their generators for weeks/months; if'a hear!)

But this has become increasingly difficult, as what most of us possess are what is referred to as "business laptops". These cheaper alternatives are usually greatly limited in their graphic card capabilities, thereby undermining the ability of the gamer to enjoy his/her games of choice. This may not be a problem with most older games, but newer releases/versions have always tended to up the system specifications, to support more demanding features. But, while desktop users can easily upgrade/replace some functions of their systems, the laptop user is usually stuck with mediocre options, with alternatives either non-existent or very expensive when available.

In that latter category have I been stuck for long. But, I continued searching for outlets. Formerly with a Zinox laptop, later a Hp brand and now a Dell, I have always had this problem. I love the soccer game and have played the game on laptop since Winning Eleven7; 8 and 9 were equally less demanding(system requirements wise), but same couldn't be said of PES 2010. Then, the notification about one's system not meeting the minimum requirements started popping up, with the options to either ignore or abort. Of course, I always chose to ignore. However, even this became impossible as the years came on, forcing me to remain at the 2010 stage, as latter versions tended to crash after "ignoring". My researches showed that the Intel Celeron video card was simply incapable of handling good/new games.

I didn't give up.

I played the 2013 version on a friend's PC and loved it (heard that of 2015 is the bomb!), and wished I could play it on mine too. I got the CD and installed it, but the game wouldn't play satisfactorily. Exhibition matches failed to play, game plans were no-go areas, the Master League/Football Life was out-of-bounds, game speed and the cumulative satisfaction left much to be desired.

But I had to play this game.

I went online, downloaded updated video cards, readjusted screen resolution, lowered image quality, did some advanced tweaking - as directed by those online forums, yet failed to achieve desired result. But I continued searching...

I came across the GMA booster, Ram booster and a host of others, which showed little next to nothing, in terms of improvement... Then came the discovery of Sniper-Royal BNA driver! I doubted its ability, as experience had taught me to, but a trial wasn't out of place. I followed the installation instructions, installed it last night, and bang, my problems were no more.

I am yet to CONCLUSIVELY test it, as there's not been power in my current location (Obalende-Ikoyi) since Friday, but (based on preliminary tests) I strongly recommend the Royal BNA for anyone who has suffered as much as I did. And if your graphics/video card is the Intel Celeron

Thanks.

Please I'm dying to get the file for winning 11 to install on my laptop. I'm in Ikoyi. Anybody please help

Johnperfect:



Please I'm dying to get the file for winning 11 to install on my laptop. I'm in Ikoyi. Anybody please help

I Don't have Dat,but I have pes games