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#62
06-13-2011, 06:38 PM
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Hmmm... usually you press the M key and it works
Otherwise you have to go in the options menu, controls, under KEYS (not AXES) at the top, search for the mirror command in the wood of possible keystrokes and define it yourself to a key of your preference. ~S~ 
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#64
06-23-2011, 09:41 PM
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Ataros, just finished flying a couple of hours at the REPKA #3 server! Great fun!
Without RAMDRIVE, I noticed significant difference in performance: I got some 0,5sec stutters, happened at the most critical moment every time, dogfighting, mostly when a Bf109 was coming from high above at high speed and I turned my head to the sky to track it. I presume it is the speed that the system needs to load the textures of the new object. So definitively I will stick to my RAMDRIVE (especialy since I have a slow (normal) hard disk and no SSD). Personally, after this experience, I consider the money to add another 6Gb RAM (and make RAMDRIVE) better invested than money spent on an SSD. My 2cts ~S~
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#65
06-28-2011, 11:39 PM
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Those of you who experience this 1sec stutters when online, if you have some RAM to spare, it is worthwhile to experiment with it.
When I use RAMDRIVE, I never had any stutter. When I do not (I can load the RAMDRIVE file but run it from the HDD instead from RAM), I do  Just in case... ~S~
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#66
07-11-2011, 07:53 PM
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Well guys here is my take. I have a gtx 570, an i7-920 cpu at 3.6ghz, and 12gb ram running at 1440mhz and 9-9-9-24 timings. I made a ramdisk of 3gb and put in all updates, maps, planes, ground, buildings and 3dfo. It has made the gameplay somewhat smoother, especially on loadout and during combat. When flying over cities I can get smooth framerates till I fall to about 30 meters, at which point it starts to stutter no matter what my visual settings are. I usually run about medium and that works well, I've tried low and high but the effect is really little more than a loss or gain of about 15fps, and the stutter dosent go away. This game is in dire need of a few more patches. I'm not sure if a second gtx 570 would improve the graphics and framerate/stuttering significantly or not. Any opinions?
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#67
07-11-2011, 08:15 PM
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A GTX580 with 3Gb VRAM will.... Because the moment your fps halves is most probably the moment when the 1,3Gb VRAM of your GTX570 is full (and the card starts unloading/loading cycles). So only a GPU with VRAM above 1.5Gb will do the work. ~S~
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#69
07-11-2011, 09:30 PM
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I think you are confusing DDR2 apples with DDR5 peaches....
If you want to understand why this game needs 3Gb VRAM, download Tuckie's video in HD (it is 350Mb) watch it and you understand. here: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=24093 ~S~
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#70
07-11-2011, 09:47 PM
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People need to calm down a little and wait for further optimization. More of 1GB of VRAM just to load textures? In ArmA2 we have lots of texture loading and now - with all optimizations - near zero stutters in 1GB VRAM cards. CloD isn't so much more detailed, just need hard work in optimization. 3GB VRAM is only needed in MASSIVE resolutions, and now in CloD it only minimize a flaw in graphics engine. I doubt will be needed all this VRAM in near future to fluid gameplay with high quality textures.
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