Sentences with phrase «loading lag times»

Unfortunately, loading lag times and other issues stain what would be otherwise a very solid racing experience.

Not exact matches

The website has been built to load fast on mobile, so you shouldn't have any issues with lag time or load speeds.

good grapics for vita 1st gen, fast multi player no lag, n fast load times, buy it don't listen to review idiots, the game is good, new enemies, big bosses, n great score,

At the start of this month Patch 1.02 was released that brought major fixes like reducing load time and game lags.

The size of the update is around 700 MB, it reduces load times, fixes lag and many other things.

Notable features for the engine include an all - aluminum construction, double overhead cams, variable valve timing, and new cylinder liner technology to help cut down on weight, as well as twin - scroll turbochargers set up in parallel for less turbo lag and loads of low - end torque.

This ensures that navigating around the tiled interface is lag - free and browsing in IE 10 is pretty speedy with minimal page loading times.

One of the only drawbacks is because this is an Android port, it tends to take a long time to load up and can lag.

Android 4.4 Kit Kat zips along, with smooth scrolling, fast load times and virtually no lag.

Performance for running the modified Android build the Nook is loaded with should be reasonable, although initial reports suggest it can lag from time to time for screen transitions.

Although the ASUS Fonepad 7 is not the fastest device around, it is still more than capable of decent everyday performance — apps loaded in reasonable time and the Zen UI showed very little lag or stutter.

The Device felt snappy and responsive, although if you load it up with those shiny widgets, you do get a bit of a lag at Times.

Brighthand found there was a lag when running tasks and apps, and load times were «brutally slow.»

With other news reader apps, you can see that often times adding features comes with increased load times and lagging performance, which is just simply not the case with NewsPile.

I should have said worried about load times / lag, not playable.

But good news for console owners, load times are at a minimal and I saw maybe twice a bit of a slight lag when driving the Batmobile.

The load times lag enough for you to easily notice.

Each training session features a video which plays through YouTube, which is a bit odd, as at times it can lag, however, it masks the load times quite well.

Hate it or love it, the Battlelog online experience is still mandatory, and even if it can give out errors from time to time, it ensures a decent multiplayer mode that isn't troubled by lag, at least so far, and is quite responsive, meaning you won't get killed by bullets that haven't even been loaded by the game.

Honestly, I expected huge amounts of input lag, poor video quality, huge load times and an overall downgraded experience.

Installing to an SSD is a good idea, because it mitigates a lot of unnecessary load time and helps with general memory based lag and juddering - but you'll need a huge amount of space.

This means much faster loading times and a better priority, so even if the site lags out the content itself will still be loaded.

This also leads the way for better load times, higher frame rates and less visual lagging.

Load times are generally fast, and I saw little lag in Network Vs. mode.

Claiming a time lag influence from years past has nothing to do with the air temp, solar load, reflectance, etc that causes ice to melt.

Also, I sometimes experienced lag times of several seconds in loading all elements of the search results page.

Performance-wise, Samsung added a slightly faster Octa - core processor, and I hardly noticed any significant lag in the time app loading or anything else.

So in the case of the camera shortcut, the GS8 will lag as it attempts to load both at the same time, first giving you a second or so of lockscreen, then a second or so of viewfinder, then whatever useless info Hello Bixby decides to conjure up.

Our time with the V30 has seen zero lag while switching between apps and multitasking — even when loading up intensive games or the camera app's unique and new abilities.

There are some issues as far as gaming is concerned though, with load times being a touch slow, and a few instances of lag and stutter seen when playing processor - intensive games.

Performance is universally speedy, apps are quick to load, and we noticed no lag during our brief time with the device.

The speed at which the camera app loads and is ready to take a photo (the «pocket to photo» time), shutter lag, shot - to - shot latency, burst speed, the camera app interface and features, and that's all without even diving into video features or quality, or the front camera.

It comes with 1 GB of RAM and is powered by 1.3 Ghz Mediatek processor and doesn't lag but it consumes time to load few applications.

The Moto E with its Adreno 302 GPU, took time to load the heavy games and even stuttered frequently during game play, whereas Redmi 2's Adreno 306 managed to run the same with fewer lags.

In our testing, however, we've found the RunIQ to be a little sluggish at times, showing noticeable lag when viewing or dismissing notifications, as well as loading functions and apps.