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Hi there, dunno if you guys are familiar with "stuttering" in games....well of course you are. lol, thats pc gaming for you....but anyway I don't mean the normal stuff during disk activity...
I'm talking about the stutter some games like Doom3 (seems to do it on loads of people setups).
Anyways, pretty chuffed with me new 8800GTX but Farcry is running like a turd...
I know its nothing to do with the graphics card, it did it on me old 7800GTX and even me 6800GT on another computer, EXACTLY the same type of stutter\judder.
Basicaly it happens when you strafe in certain places, like if there is a large object in front of you, if you strage you can almost see its location being drawn on the screen as opposed to moving smoothly across.
I happens in scenes where there is lighting present.
It first happens at the start where you pick up the video radio thing on the crate just before you go outside for the first time, if you look behind you at the railings and the light directly above and then strafe you will see it.
Its also very noticeable where there is a giant rock on your right just before you go up the hill where the binochulars are in that tiny hut thing...
Anyone got any ideas...
I have a had a couple of installs of windows where it hasn't happened and its been ok, or I somehow managed to get rid of it without noticing, even managed to get rid of the Doom3 one somehow...
(It happens no matter how low I set the graphics)
Maybe its down to drivers...who knows
Anyway I've tried...
Disabling all USB devices
Vsync on\off (both in drivers\game)
APIC (tried enabling\disabling)
overclocking the PCI-E bus by a few mhz
overclocking\not overclocking graphics card
Disabling network cards
Disabling "write combining" in troubleshooting\display properties
....I think but I'm not sure...that I used to use something called "PCI latency tool" that cleared it up a long time ago...but that was one nforce2 and don't think it supports nforce4 properly, at least it wouldn't do the soundcard which is the most important one but I'm usng an old version so maybe its that...
Anyway, help would be appreciated, thank you for reading
I'm talking about the stutter some games like Doom3 (seems to do it on loads of people setups).
Anyways, pretty chuffed with me new 8800GTX but Farcry is running like a turd...
I know its nothing to do with the graphics card, it did it on me old 7800GTX and even me 6800GT on another computer, EXACTLY the same type of stutter\judder.
Basicaly it happens when you strafe in certain places, like if there is a large object in front of you, if you strage you can almost see its location being drawn on the screen as opposed to moving smoothly across.
I happens in scenes where there is lighting present.
It first happens at the start where you pick up the video radio thing on the crate just before you go outside for the first time, if you look behind you at the railings and the light directly above and then strafe you will see it.
Its also very noticeable where there is a giant rock on your right just before you go up the hill where the binochulars are in that tiny hut thing...
Anyone got any ideas...
I have a had a couple of installs of windows where it hasn't happened and its been ok, or I somehow managed to get rid of it without noticing, even managed to get rid of the Doom3 one somehow...
(It happens no matter how low I set the graphics)
Maybe its down to drivers...who knows

Anyway I've tried...
Disabling all USB devices
Vsync on\off (both in drivers\game)
APIC (tried enabling\disabling)
overclocking the PCI-E bus by a few mhz
overclocking\not overclocking graphics card
Disabling network cards
Disabling "write combining" in troubleshooting\display properties
....I think but I'm not sure...that I used to use something called "PCI latency tool" that cleared it up a long time ago...but that was one nforce2 and don't think it supports nforce4 properly, at least it wouldn't do the soundcard which is the most important one but I'm usng an old version so maybe its that...
Anyway, help would be appreciated, thank you for reading




