Buildings and everything else on the ground too optimistic even for the high-end PCs

David Hayward · #1 04-10-2011, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Tvrdi

you can do some many things, to help them, as fan of this sim..rather than this...

Same goes for you. I'll start to help them once I can buy a copy.

baronWastelan · #2 04-10-2011, 08:57 PM

Seems you are giving up too soon? I have a low-end PC: Q9650 Quad @3600mhz, Geforce GTX 285 OC, 4GB RAM and running OK (smooth 95% of the time) @ 1920x1200, that's with grass, forests, shadows and roads turned on. What I struggled with at first was getting the GPU to clock up to the maximum mhz, which for mine is about 690. It was stuck on 400mhz all the time, until I played around in NVidia control panel settings and setup a EVGA Precision overclock profile. Even now the GPU will occasionally down-shift to 400 and I have to reboot Windows 7 to get it working right again. CloD is all about the GPU, so it takes a lot of driver tweaking but it is so worth it. It took me almost 3 years to get FSX running well, so I'm extremely happy to be having fun playing CloD after only 3 days!

etzi · #3 04-10-2011, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by David Hayward

Same goes for you. I'll start to help them once I can buy a copy.

Can you tell me, why you need to babble in every thread?!?

Your fanboy chatter does not help at all.

whoarmongar · #4 04-10-2011, 09:02 PM

Clearly the game has problems but since the patch it has improved. On smaller multiplayer maps it is playable, and with my rig I can play the game.

win7 home premium
X64-based PC
intel Core 2 Quad cpu Q8300 @ 2.50GHz(4CPU)
4 Gig RAM
DX 11
NVIDIA Geforce GTS 250 (1 Gig RAM)
Saitek AV8R joystick
TrackIRv5

In truth I like the game expect to get years of fun out of it and am looking forward to future developments.