Is there a program to get better frames when playing games?

I heard about a hack/program that help to get better FPS in games but reduce the visual quality, because my video card is an integrated GPU and I play BFBC2 with like 8 FPS and COD6 with like 10-20FPS... Here are the informations:



Computer: Acer AO521 Premium-Netbook

Video card: ATI Radeon HD 4225

Processor: AMD Athlon 2 Neo K125/ 1.7GHZ

RAM: 2GB DDR3 1066Mhz (1.5 usable)

Memory: 250GB Hard-Drive

Game: Battlefield: Bad company 2 and Call of duty: Modern Warfare 2



Thanks for helping! ;)Is there a program to get better frames when playing games?
Well... First off pick up more ram. That'll do more than any program will. After that, I would suggest looking at Game Booster. This program, when run, disables all non-important things that are running. I've noticed a good 30-40% FPS boost in Borderlands with this active. After that, lower your resolution in game, make sure that it is full screen and not windowed, and make sure your graphics are low.Is there a program to get better frames when playing games?
There may be some program however I have never heard of such a thing existing.

However I can offer you this;

Firstly create a new partition on your PC, assuming you are using Vista or Windows 7 then right click computer, select manage and jump down to disk management. Shrink your largest partition about 30 GB and install your two games on the partition.

Next place your swap file on the same partition.

Right click computer then properties, click advanced system settings then go to the advanced tab then click on the settings button under performance and go to the advanced tab and click the change button under virtual memory. Change the location to your new partition and make the size around 4GB.

ok now right click your taskbar and click task manager.

go to processes and end as many of the processes as you are allowed before playing your games.

For instance you will rarely be attacked during an online game so if your network is secure you don't need HID/HIP software.

After this there is really only the game that can be configured.

Go to the options menu's of the games and select the lowest resolution, bilinear filtering, no AA no HDR or bloom, 16 bit or lower color, lowest draw distance, etc.

This can make the game unplayable and make you a joke for other players but there isn't much you can do.

You're using a laptop for gaming, and not a good one either. Just try and plug it in when you game because a lot of laptops implement CPU throttling at a bios level when using battery.