big stuuters and freezes

[dl-3b]

Originally Posted by albx

you don't need to edit any file... you can just type it as I said...

That's also a method. The method I described will give you constant information about your FPS. It's what somebody prefers.

[Biggs [CV]]

Yes very strange. Something is bottlenecking your system. You have more than enough computer to run the game............Can you open up Taskmanager when in game to see whats using up your resouces?
Are you running Win 7 32 Bit or 64 Bit? If its 32 then you're only using 4 meg of your ram and between win 7 and the game it may not be enough.

[1.JaVA_KEBEN]

i'm using a 64 bit system

the strange thing is , i got 60 fps but still little freezes ....driver problem ?


the stutering is always when i'm look around , in combat or not , with or without clouds , always ther is a little stuttering .....online the stuttering is very big !

i heard more people who using a gtx 460 who have stutters , but also with my ati 5870 there whas the same problem ..only smaller ....

[II/JG54_Emil]

Did you also have fps problems with 4.09m?

[1.JaVA_KEBEN]

Originally Posted by II/JG54_Emil

Did you also have fps problems with 4.09m?

yep , with all the il2 , 408 , 409 , 410

[SEE]

Just out of interest how do you have Vsync and Triple buffering set?

With my ATI card, Vertical sync and Tripple buffering are enabled and I did the same with the Nvidia GTS250 fitted in my other PC. I disabled both in the Nvidea control panel (I set Vertical Sync to 'Application Controlled') and my texture demanding maps/missions run smoother, higher fps and suprisingly no screen tearing. Haven't had a chance to try these settings in MP but SP is a definite improvement.

[albx]

do you use mods? Can you try also disabling the sounds?

[sound]
SoundUse=1 <------ change this to 0

[Flanker35M]

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With IL-2 and NV, turn OFF Threaded Optimization and CUDA as it does not get boost of them. Also in BIOS turn off HPET(High Precision Event Timer) as it causes latency spikes on some systems. Cures some of the stuttering.