Call of Duty issues

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Mike B

I have a 1.2 athlon, onboard sound, iWill KA266 mb, 9700 Pro, 512 2100 DDR.
I'm using the newest Omega drivers. I have no AA, 8x AF.

The demos ran perfectly for me. bodies were set to medium, and all details
set to high. I was using 3.7's.

I have formatted, and using newer drivers. Bodies set to small ammount this
time, but everything else is still set to high.

My problem is i'm getting a smooth fps if i'm not turning around much. If
i'm running straight and not turning much, it's going at around 60 fps(i
always have vsync on). But if i am turning a lot, it is jerky and pauses
briefly, studders.. not like a lower fps, but just one big studder at a
time.
Also, the game is crashing so bad i have to restart my pc when it does. I
have tried playing with VPU recovery off, and on. Same thing happens either
way. Surely 512DDR and 128 vid ram is enough for this game right? What could
it be?
 
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Shawk

Mike B said:
I have a 1.2 athlon, onboard sound, iWill KA266 mb, 9700 Pro, 512 2100 DDR.
I'm using the newest Omega drivers. I have no AA, 8x AF.

The demos ran perfectly for me. bodies were set to medium, and all details
set to high. I was using 3.7's.

I have formatted, and using newer drivers. Bodies set to small ammount this
time, but everything else is still set to high.

My problem is i'm getting a smooth fps if i'm not turning around much. If
i'm running straight and not turning much, it's going at around 60 fps(i
always have vsync on). But if i am turning a lot, it is jerky and pauses
briefly, studders.. not like a lower fps, but just one big studder at a
time.
Also, the game is crashing so bad i have to restart my pc when it does. I
have tried playing with VPU recovery off, and on. Same thing happens either
way. Surely 512DDR and 128 vid ram is enough for this game right? What could
it be?

A lot of people have had similar issues and a lot of potential solutions
have been posted here over the last few days. Look at these, see if
anything applies to you and try the solutions. If nothing works then come
back. Shawk
 

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