08.11.2010, 07:08
I have the following PC:
- Inteli7 CPU 920@2,67 GHz. 2.66GHz
- 4GB RAM
- Windows 7 (64-bit)
- ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 2 GB DDR graphics card
My screen resolution is 1680 x 1050 and my "1946" settings are pretty much all at the max.
On the "Black Death" track I get an average of 63 fps (max 202 and min 9).
My problem is that I've started 2 RAF/BoB campaigns recently and have been fine (no stutters at all and I would imagine v good frame rates) for the first mission or two and then I've come to a mission where my frames almost freeze - I'd guess a 5 or so second delay between each frame!! The 2 campaigns were "Fighter Boys" (I think it was the 4th mission) and "Nine Lives" (the 2nd mission).
In both instances there hasn't been that much activity (I don't think!) on screen, but my mini-map indiactes a lot of enemy aircraft in the vicinity.
It baffles me that my PC can almost come to a grinding halt when it's a reasonably powerful machine (probably by early 2009 standards!).
Has anyone out there got any suggestions?
- Inteli7 CPU 920@2,67 GHz. 2.66GHz
- 4GB RAM
- Windows 7 (64-bit)
- ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 2 GB DDR graphics card
My screen resolution is 1680 x 1050 and my "1946" settings are pretty much all at the max.
On the "Black Death" track I get an average of 63 fps (max 202 and min 9).
My problem is that I've started 2 RAF/BoB campaigns recently and have been fine (no stutters at all and I would imagine v good frame rates) for the first mission or two and then I've come to a mission where my frames almost freeze - I'd guess a 5 or so second delay between each frame!! The 2 campaigns were "Fighter Boys" (I think it was the 4th mission) and "Nine Lives" (the 2nd mission).
In both instances there hasn't been that much activity (I don't think!) on screen, but my mini-map indiactes a lot of enemy aircraft in the vicinity.
It baffles me that my PC can almost come to a grinding halt when it's a reasonably powerful machine (probably by early 2009 standards!).
Has anyone out there got any suggestions?