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CDE7500 4 gb RAM ddr2800 GTS450 Multiplayer has become unplayable though. |
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Have just found about a 5fps rise with one little change. When you launch your mission with cockpit "on" you can see most of your dash board, in the bf109 though the gunsight reticile is off set. Hit "Shift-F1" not only will it give the 109 reticile centre but also about 5fps increase (at least it does with my system) with all cockpit views.
Don't know if anyone else has found this, it certainly helps with a low specs pc flyability. |
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Why should we lie? If it works it works, if it doesn't then it doesn't.
Maybe we should try a fund raising and buy you airline tickets to come visit some of us and see it for yourself |
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have found a few more fps by altering some graphics settings, here are my latest: -
Mod Details--high Buildings---Medium Land---Medium Forest---Low Visual Eff---High Texture---High Damage---Medium Building Amount---Low Shading---Low Grass=off Shadows=off Roads=on Sorry "omgclod" if you can't get your system working, but some of us with low specs pc have by trying different settings. We have managed to achieve reasonable performance by keeping at it and experimenting. My system is standard (not o/c) and I'm not very savy with altering bios etc (in fact it scares the @%#* out of me even thinking about it). Dont give up, I found that the "beta patch" helped, once the game is more optimised we will wonder what all the fuss was about. Here's my system specs: - Asus P5b mb E6600 core 2 duo 2.4gig 6gig ram 1066 DDR2 9600gt 1 gig vram 1x HDD 1Tb 1x HDD 320g 550w p/s This basic rig is 5 years old but I have upgraded the ram from 2gig --6gig and added the 1Tb HDD. Both HDD's are partitioned with all my il2 series on drives separate from "C". I have one partition as a special "Steam" drive with only COD on that. Last edited by RickRuski; 05-12-2011 at 04:47 AM. |
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#5
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What, why would we lie, maybe people will help you to get it running, although with your attitude I doubt it, personally I have enough children at home needing help with their games, grow up!
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I would like your comment to a quick test I made here
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=22665 I experimented various setting how u'll see, I wonder why (from medium settings to high, tested also forest=0) I have near to zero fps improvement. Is the bottleneck elsewhere? In this test cpu usage: Cpu1 mostly 70% Cpu 2-3-4- 40-45% more or less Ram usage 75% more or less VRam 95-98% very strange 4me Cheers |
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In the meantime I've upgraded my system (will later post the results in that thread) with a AMD 1100T processor in place of my old AMD X4 640. The result is that with this processor at least one core is utilized at 100%. In my opinion it is that some processors don't give full utilization in the graph because saturation of certain instruction sets won't translate to full utilization in a graph. However the processor is still fully utilized. Since my upgrade I see also a better utilization of my graphics card. @RickRuski: Nice to see you have found a good compromise between performance and eye candy on your system. And probably with time it will only get better as the code gets optimized. I also wouldn't recommend overclocking your system if you aren't comfortable with it or have the cash to replace damaged components. However, I have to say that I have never damaged one component in more than ten years overclocking. The only thing is that I probably have worn out some components sooner than I would have without overclocking (due to electromigration). But most of the time components are written of due to technological advances before that happens. |
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I have to admit that there are some settings that I have turned "off" to be able to get reasonable game play. With a low specs system you can't expect to have all settings "on". In the realisim settings the only thing I have "on" at the moment is "vulnerability", also I have "clouds off" (these are a big hit on my system) also I fly "cockpit on" but in "shift-F1" mode (this I find gives me about 5fps extra), if I fly "no cockpit" I can have about a 8---10fps increase. I am still experimenting with "realisim" settings to see what I can have on without to big a fps hit, will post my results.
Hope to have an upgrade to my system in the next 2---3 months but will hold back until further patches have come through, don't know wether to upgrade cpu or graphics first. If I decide on cpu it will mean about a $1000-00NZD upgrade as it will be new M/B,cpu and Ram (probably an i5 or i7 system). |
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Personally, I'm waiting for AMD's Bulldozer before making a decision. I did earmark the 2500k as the processor for my next upgrade, but since Bulldozer's release isn't far off (according to websites) I think I'll just wait a bit longer and see. |
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Here's a screen capture from my system. See fraps fps.
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