How much Ram do you possess? Too less as in 512-1gb might be a problem.Playing at such resolutions is indeed a pain on the system,if you still want to play at such resolutions then i suggest you decrease a few of the Anti-aliasing and a few of the particle effects.
Memory has very little to do with it, and CPU speed has even less to do with it unless you have a very low end graphics card.
The GPU (aka. the brain of your graphics card) has to do about the same amount of work for each pixel, so when you increase the resolution you increase the number of pixels and the GPU takes longer to paint the screen because it's painting more pixels and doing more work.
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get a graphic on your graphic card and everything will fall into place.
Your computer will become as fast as the cars you race on NFS.
How much Ram do you possess? Too less as in 512-1gb might be a problem.Playing at such resolutions is indeed a pain on the system,if you still want to play at such resolutions then i suggest you decrease a few of the Anti-aliasing and a few of the particle effects.
Try and get 2gb DDR2 ram if you can afford it.
Memory has very little to do with it, and CPU speed has even less to do with it unless you have a very low end graphics card.
The GPU (aka. the brain of your graphics card) has to do about the same amount of work for each pixel, so when you increase the resolution you increase the number of pixels and the GPU takes longer to paint the screen because it's painting more pixels and doing more work.