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Ето каков пише във Support-a на Blizzard : If you experience periods of increasing game speeds after periods of pausing or slowness during game play you will want to do the following: Shut down all TSRs: Hit ALT+CTRL+DEL. End task on all items in the list except for Explorer and Systray before running the Diablo II game. Set the Role of the computer to Network Server: Right Click on My Computer. Select Properties. Click on the performance Tab. Click on the File System button. Set the typical role of this computer to Network Server. Run the game in 2D mode if you are currently running in 3D mode. Click on Start>Programs>Diablo II>Video Test. Run the test and select 2D as your option. Set the Virtual Memory Settings High if you have plenty of Hard Drive space (Making sure the Min/Max has the same value): Windows 95/98 Right Click on My Computer. Select Properties. Click on the performance Tab. Click on Virtual Memory button. Put a check in the "Let me specify my own Virtual Memory settings" area. Set the minimum and maximum amounts to about the following depending on how much Ram you have in your computer (Usually a bit more than double your normal ram on your system, but making sure the amounts for Min and Max are the same): 32 Ram ..........Min 96 Max 96. 64 Ram...........Min 156 Max 156 128 Ram.........Min 300 Max 300 196 Ram.........Min 400 Max 400 and so on (exact amounts shown are not necessary). Windows 2000 Right click "my computer" to get to the "System Properties" screen Left click on the "Advanced" tab Left click on the "Performance Options..." button to get to the "Performance Options" screen Left click on the "Change..." button to get to the "Virtual Memory" screen. Set the minimum and maximum amounts to about the following depending on how much Ram you have in your computer (Usually a bit more than double your normal ram on your system, but making sure the amounts for Min and Max are the same): 32 Ram ..........Min 96 Max 96. 64 Ram...........Min 156 Max 156 128 Ram.........Min 300 Max 300 196 Ram.........Min 400 Max 400 and so on (exact amounts shown are not necessary). Left click on the "Set" button to apply the changes. Reboot your computer. Windows NT Right click "my computer" to get to the "System Properties" screen Left click on the "Performance Options" tab Left click on the "Change..." button to get to the "Virtual Memory" screen. Set the minimum and maximum amounts to about the following depending on how much Ram you have in your computer (Usually a bit more than double your normal ram on your system, but making sure the amounts for Min and Max are the same): 32 Ram ..........Min 96 Max 96. 64 Ram...........Min 156 Max 156 128 Ram.........Min 300 Max 300 196 Ram.........Min 400 Max 400 and so on (exact amounts shown are not necessary). Left click on the "Set" button to apply the changes. Reboot your computer. Run the game in Windowed mode if you are currently running in full screen mode. Right Click on Start Click on Programs>Diablo II Right click on the Diablo II shortcut and select properties In the Target Field, add a "-w" after the quotes: (i.e. "C:\Program Files\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe" -w ) Click OK Users experiencing low framerate and sluggish gameplay in Diablo II should be sure they are running the latest version of their Motherboard Bios Software. Often this comes on a floppy diskette along with the motherboard itself, or available from the Manufacturers Web Site. VIA Motherboard Users should download the "4-in-1" driver update that automatically detects and updates IRQ, AGP, IDE, and INF update. This fix should correct sluggish gameplay on high end systems and prevent lockups on VIA motherboards. If you continue to experiance sluggish gameplay and choppyness, you can copy the D2CHAR.MPQ and the D2MUSIC.MPQ files from the Diablo II Play Disk into your Diablo II directory on your hard drive. This should help lower CD access and read time.