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Originally Posted by MikeB
Had a chance to run Escape Red Army Pincers
Start 3rd person 35fps
1st person Commander start at 19fps
rolling towards waypoint 1st person commander goes down to 9fps up to 13fps
Buttoned up commander 13 to 15 fps not really near any action still rolling to waypoint.
Asus P8P67-M Motherboard
Intel Core I7 2600K @3.4
8 Gig RAM
EVGA GTX 580 1536mb
Win 7 premium
X52 HOTAS
TrackIR 5
Nvidia drivers updated
26¨in HDTV @ 1366 x 768 native resolution
In game not accessing HD just slow performance. Tried lowering some video settings but no real difference in game. Everything maxed except shadows...2 notches down.
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Thanks MikeB,
German mission 4 has the following:
71 Russian Shock troopers
31 Hvy Artillery Units ML20s divided into six batteries
3 SU-152 Assault Guns
5 SU-122 Assault Guns
8 Su-85 Assault Guns
29 T34-85 Tanks
and the German forces is less that half (close to a third)
of the Soviet forces
And T34 vs Tiger only uses one CPU. However the speeds
you are quoting looks bad on paper so-to-speak but very
playable as myself and others can attest. But will never be as
high as the Muti-thread games. Although a SLI-ed video card
set up has the greatest effect on performance, hands down.
The FPS will have a huge swing from the the 100-200 max
to the low teens but playable and still very enjoyable on less
demanding missions.
But this has been an area that I am determined to do all I can
to easy as much as possible.
For example, I have replaced my video card with a very low end
nVidea GX 8600 and have removed all overclocking from my cpu.
And have been at this current system setup to close to a month
and the game performance changes made and tested have
noticeable benefits. And I am on a delivery deadline this weekend
for the latest update with the new "Winter Expansion" beta mission.
Vorwärts Kameraden!
ZW
