Posted May 22, 2011

what you are describing suggests something is working in the background, because the game doesn't do that on its own. if you have anti-virus switch it off if that didn't work, try raising the texture memory size. FPS always go hand in hand with how well a game runs it doesn't mean it's the only factor.

My gaming PC is about as clean-running a PC as you're ever likely to find; only used for games & graphics/photo work, no anti-virus, no firewall (except Windows own crappy one), no anti-spy/malware... in short, no extraneous background processes that might interfere. It's a game or driver issue, with 100% certainty, and the fact that I'm not the only ATi user to report this problem speaks volumes.
am an ATI user everything is working the way it should.