I found out what the cause was. I for some reason thought CoD was to be put in the Program files in W-7 64 bit instead of the Programs files x86.:oops:

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Exciting news as usual! Very much looking forward to this quick progress.

More recent ATI cards scale clock speeds with the type of application being run, to reduce energy consumption, noise, heat, that sort of thing. However, if an application is not coded in a way the card recognises, it will operate at desktop clocks, which are seriously reduced impairing performance quite considerably. As COD did not have a proper full screen mode, these ati cards were running at desktop clock speeds, and not the speeds intended for applications such as gaming. A workaround is to force an over clock through the drivers or other software; doing so forces the clocks to operate continuously at the overlcocked speed.

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There are a few threads in the technical support forum on this. It doesn't affect all models but it does exist.

At last.Thank you,thank you thank you.God bless you Luthier

You da man! Thank you Luthier and team :)

Will you let us know if it's not going to happen before Monday?

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