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Originally Posted by StonedRaider
I find that very hard to believe.
1. Why have you got an i7 (also which one is it? 2500K?2600K? sandybridge?) with other components so outdated?
2. The GTS250 would blow up running this even with everything on low. Its just such an old card. My ATI4870 struggled to run it.
3. 2GB of RAM? really? You can run this game with 2GB ram and enjoy it? Also can you tell us whats the ram like? is it DDR3? DDR2? whats the clocks and the speed on it? In any case, 512 MB set aside for the OS, another 256 for open process leaving u 1.25 GB ram to run CoD. When i run it with my 12GB RAM the game maxes out at 2.87GB of memory used.
I call shenanigans on that post. Its also buffling why would you have an I7 which would be limited by every other component on your system. Just does not make sense.
So if you care please post these things:
I7 core and what edition
What exactly is the RAM
Motherboard
The Vram on the GTS250.
Game Settings.
As for resolution on my system. The computer is forcing the TV to run at full 1080p HD. So the resolution is 1920x1080. However the TV supports also 1920x1200. Furthermore I already posted the resources that the Game uses. The system is not maxed out and there is plenty of headroom with resources that could be used. And even at the lowest settings the stutters are not resolved.
I remain certain that its not me pushing the game or the system, its the memory leak occurring from RAM.
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Does seem strange I agree. My i7 is one of the 1st I think so not one with a fancy name. The GTS250 wasn't that old at the time I believe and seemed good value.
I seem to remember the memory was DDR3 but not sure what difference it makes.
I'm at work now but will post my settings later.
I do think it's just down to me running it on 1280 something resolution. With medium settings and no grass/shadows etc. it looks OK to me and I can still enjoy it.
I do plan on upgrading my card, memory and OS after the patch though.