Its still FPS...
 

Newest Beta has really improved several aspects of game play,but my FPS flying low over land is still quite low10-12 FPS while over water a more playable at 24-30 FPS.New beta seems to have smoothed thing up a bit ,but at these FPS AI is till twitchy,and hard to draw a bead on.Also FPS suffers when mirrors are on ( just like Il-2 did) and when I zoom in on gunsight view.From what I've read this is a difficult issue to change & may take a while to solve. Righr now I've set my PC on maximum performance ( as opposed to Gameplay) and am using "GameBooster as well.Does anyone else have any other suggestions on how I might get another 10-20 FPS out of what I've got? Get a new Graphics card - is there something reasonably priced?) or just be patient & wait for Ubisoft to solve this issue?
Love the sim...but FPS is the main issue right now for me.

Well if you want some advise on getting advise id post your current system specs mate

This patch did not change FPS it just cleared up some of the other problems they are still working on a patch to increase FPS but it wont be ready for another month or two.

Sorry meant to include:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7CPU
950@ 3.07GHz 3.06GHz
RAM16.0GB
Windows7 64bit
Nvidia GeForce9800GT

Your GPU is what's holding you back.

It's not so much the FPS as the stuttering for me.

I can turn everything down low, turn trees off etc...etc and it still judders horribly when I'm anywhere near buildings.

My FPS is fine/appropriate at all detail levels....but the stuttering is down to something wonky in the engine.

its your vid card. All my specs are lower except my GTX 460.

What did a nice system like this
do, in order to deserver a graphics card like this???:

You system is great, unfortunately your GPU can not perform adequately for the high needs of CoD.

You need to minimize the size of the CoD window to something like 1280x, remove Grass, Shadow, Roads, lower Textures to low, buildings low, building details low, forrest very little

and then test and see how your system behaves.

And your next acquisition should be a GPU with 1,5Gb VRAM (minimum 1,3Gb, better 2Gb VRAM).

~S~

DX11 cards with their ability to do tessellation shaders and whatnot are going to significantly outperform their dx9 and dx10 brethren.

That 9800 just wasn't going to cut it.

Very true in fact the last generation dx9/10 cards outperformed 1st generation dx11 cards on some titles...