Originally posted by Og
New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Get 2GB of Ram Og. -
Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Hey i am getting stuttering too and i know that i should not be with the system that i have!!! I have 2 gigs of ram corsair xms, amd athlon 3700+, raid 0 on two 100 gig HDs, 7900gt overclocked from 500 core to 580 and 700 memory to 790. I have all the settings on high, and antialiasing as well, i have a soundblaster audigy 4 and i still think that this is the problem but who knows.... I have done a fresh install of windows xp pro, fresh install of nvidia 91.33 betas and newest sound blaster driver as well. If any1 knows a fix let me know. I know this should be runnign smoooooth on this system!!!!!!! I get about 70 fps (fraps and in game fps display shows this) and its still jumpy, i know that my ram is not all being occupied as well so i am speechless..., i also tried using software for my audio instead of hardware and it actually seemed to help, putting it on harware with low settings did not make any difference from when it was on high.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
It's not about CPU, it's about RAM. I have 1g too, and BF2 can sometime take 600MB. So we all recommend you to shut down EVERYTHING in the taskbar, then with Task Manager rightclick->end process tree on any "user" process (NOT SYSTEM / NETWORK / SERVICE), so what's left is only task manager and explorer, eventually explorer.
If you really want and KNOW what you are doing, go to http://majorgeeks.com/page.php?id=12 (this is like the 4th time u paste it on the boards :P ) and shut down what you feel. I'm kinda hysteric in such thing so I left all the services on Default, u know it can cause serious problems if you are not experienced in such things.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
I have 35-40 processes running no problem here
. He has dual core, I really dont think thats the problem, I have a suspision its due to his 1gb of ram. An upgrade to 1.5 or 2gb should solve it I hope.
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
I don't think anyone else mentioned this yet, but he has way too many processes running in the background.
I don't think that is the cause though, but it is something he can improve on.
35 processes is just simply too many. Try getting it down to the low or mid 20's, or at least below 30.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
sorry it didn't work for you man, I know how annoying the stuttering can be.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Good for you Rock :) (no, really, I know it sounds sarcastic)
Apparently AMD Optimizer doesn't solve the problems for me. So the set affinity + Opti = ^_^
But i'm still a noob
nvm. GL ppl.
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
More ram will definately help.
I had the stuttering due to dual core AMD as well, I always had to set the affinity to one core, that is until this little gem came out a few months back
AMD delivers leadership high-performance and adaptive computing solutions to advance data center AI, AI PCs, intelligent edge devices, gaming, & beyond.
Its the first DL on the page called dual core optimization. Its newer than any patch posted here. I never have to set affinity anymore and the game runs even better than before.
I used to see one core at 100% usage and thew other at maybe 10%, now both run at around 60% with absolutely no stuttering.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
You mean other "speeds" = OverClocking? just to know, not a big pro in this stuff.Originally posted by Mrt1989Il bet his running his AMD 4200+ at default speed , and ram timings at default also.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Il bet his running his AMD 4200+ at default speed , and ram timings at default also.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
what psu do you have? this will probably be the starting point to most hardware issues. set your pagefile to 1gb (preferrably on a drive that doesn't have windows on it) and from here it's all drivers or windows (clutter, processes, spyware, etc.) depending on how you maintain your drives. make sure your psu can handle 2 7900's before you SLIOriginally posted by mdspeedJust a question here for myself:
I have a 4200 AMD
2 GIG Ram
7900 GT 256 MG EVGA video card
Xi-Fi sound card
2405 Dell Monitor (24 inch wide screen LCD)
I have it running at 1280x1024 with everything on high and 2x AA. Normally I get 40+ FPS but when the fight is right on top of me I drop to less than 15 fps. My question is with this kind of system should it be doing that and also if I added another 7900 GT video card would this improve performance at these settings.
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Right, ive just been fiddling with my settings, and I find that if you decrease the lighting, and dynamic shadows to medium there is absolutely no stutter whatsoever. However me being a fool based my rpevious comment on last nights first attempt at BF2 after my new CPU, Mobo, RAM, HDD were installed and I had a program installing and a virus scan running. I just tried it again now, and with everything on full, with 1GB of RAM i only get a slight amount of stutter at the start of the map, it dies out after that. And yes, I need more RAM.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Get more RAM. I have no stutter at all and my machine is lower then yours.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
I dont know about the RAM, I ran BF2 on medium textures and everything else full with 1gb of PC3200 RAM, 256 mb GF7600GT and a 2.8Ghz P4. Almost no stuttering. Now with my Core 2 Duo E6700, GF7600gt and 1gb of PC6400 ram i get quite a bit of stuttering.Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedRe: New Machine, Insane Stutter (Dual Core Related ?)
Yes. Alt-Tab when this is happening, open task manager, and see how much ram is used up.Originally posted by OgThanks for the replies guys. Yeah that screenshot was taken during gameplay. While im playing, the HDD LED is constantly flashing away, which in a way explains the stutter. Would i be right in saying that its running out of RAM and using the page file (causing the HDD to flash away meaning stutter) ?
Probably with medium to low settings.Originally posted by OgBut it does make you think, how the hell do they get away with system requirements as low as 512 Ram.........Leave a comment:
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