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what graphics card do you use.. if your on windows do (command key ~ its the windows key) + r .. then type in.. dxdiag .. and hit enter to run .. if it asks you something to do with scanning for signed drivers or something just do no and then..
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what graphics card do you use.. if your on windows do (command key ~ its the windows key) + r .. then type in.. dxdiag .. and hit enter to run .. if it asks you something to do with scanning for signed drivers or something just do no and then..
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go to display tab and see graphics card model.. does it say intel onboard.. if it does and your on a lap top then that may be the issue.. if you have a dedicated graphics card then drivers are your next best bet
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go to display tab and see graphics card model.. does it say intel onboard.. if it does and your on a lap top then that may be the issue.. if you have a dedicated graphics card then drivers are your next best bet
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1. make sure graphics card is not onboard
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2. make sure graphics card drivers are up to date
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3. make sure all games files are not corrupted
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4. fiddle with lower settings
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5.. umm check to see if the os/anti virus or other program is causing issues
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6.. erm idk
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