Hello!

I have a question that I've been wanting to ask since the last time I got myself a game called Men of War: Assault Squad. The performance my laptop had with that game was kind of bad. With fps drops happening quite often, I couldn't help myself but to stop playing. I searched around the internet only to find that I wasn't the only one who experienced this problem. The only solution I got was to lower the game settings to the point where I would feel satisfied with the game's fps, whether it'd be during big battles or not.

Now, this is where my question comes in. In case I were to get the first Men of War, I would like to know whether this game is less demanding than Men of War: Assault Squad or not. If yes, would I at least get a constant fps of 45 during the battles in the game (Yep, that's the fps limit I set for my games whenever I play them)?

My laptop's specifications:

CPU: Inter Core i5 4200M 2.5GHz
GPU: NVIDIA GT740M 2GB
Ram: 8GB

Thank you. :)

Hello everyone. I have an AMD Radeon HD7600M graphics card, SSD drive, 8 GB of RAM and an I5 2.9 GHz processor for 1 core. In this case, the game runs at 80...100 fps at the start. But as the units are activated (not some hordes of units, just a few tanks and a lot of infantry on enemy's side), the game speed goes down. Something like this could be seen in the C&C Red alert 1 on PSone. What is the reason for this effect and where does the system fail to cope with this ancient representative of the game industry? In Assault Squad this same. For example, the mission with the evacuation of the factory for the Soviets and the second mission in the Assault Squad for the Americans turn into slow-motion.