21.02.2010, 16:03
Hi,
Since you only get stuttering from the city scenes when you fly close, I have several recommendations:
1) Increase your Page File Size. Instruction on this is in my tech help. Look at the table of contents in the first post. The post for the Page File Size is on the same web page. Though this will not help stuttering directly, if you increae the Page File Size, then the system can use it for temporary data storage. Maps and everything stationary on them is a perfect example of this resource being utilized. This probably will help you, since you only have about 2 GB of RAM.
2) Switch to Vertical Sync ON. The reason for this is that you do not need any more FPS than 60. Your monitor refresh rate should be set to 60. Change it to 60 hz if you can. With Vertical Sync limited to the monitor, this will free more processing for graphics quality instead of creating more frames per second. This is how we, as CEOs of our system, supervise our resources.
3) Simply do not fly too close to towns. In the real war, pilots would fly near towns only to bomb, strafe, or recon. The deadly danger of anti-aircraft fire kept pilots from sight seeing over towns! Therefore, this would be more realistic combat tactics, so you can think of it as more immersive.
Since you only get stuttering from the city scenes when you fly close, I have several recommendations:
1) Increase your Page File Size. Instruction on this is in my tech help. Look at the table of contents in the first post. The post for the Page File Size is on the same web page. Though this will not help stuttering directly, if you increae the Page File Size, then the system can use it for temporary data storage. Maps and everything stationary on them is a perfect example of this resource being utilized. This probably will help you, since you only have about 2 GB of RAM.
2) Switch to Vertical Sync ON. The reason for this is that you do not need any more FPS than 60. Your monitor refresh rate should be set to 60. Change it to 60 hz if you can. With Vertical Sync limited to the monitor, this will free more processing for graphics quality instead of creating more frames per second. This is how we, as CEOs of our system, supervise our resources.
3) Simply do not fly too close to towns. In the real war, pilots would fly near towns only to bomb, strafe, or recon. The deadly danger of anti-aircraft fire kept pilots from sight seeing over towns! Therefore, this would be more realistic combat tactics, so you can think of it as more immersive.