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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Essex Jct. Vermont
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Makes me wonder if PB is having a conflict with a hardware related item. I have to jump on the smooth as butter bandwagon. I will disable PB and try both games and see if I notice a difference. As for now Both MW2 and BFBC2 run great. I will also post Fraps video when I'm done in case I am blind to the whole thing.....
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Having had a 295, I know all about micro stutter and I don't get a stutter at all in either of those games. In fact, I've yet to see stutter in any game I've played. It's one of the reason's I'm loving the 400 series so much more than the 200. Why do people report the games being butter smooth? Because they are. Not everyone will be hit with the same issues and even minor differences in systems will eliminate or show issues that other people don't have. Case in point, the 257 driver causes the polling in programs like Precision, Afterburner, etc. to cause stuttering on some setups. I'm running the driver and haven't had a problem, but there are numerous reports from people saying that disabling these programs or reverting their drivers makes the issue go away. It doesn't effect every setup, though, which is why many of us can run them just fine. |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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I just think some people will say "its butter smooth" to anyone else having a problem. They probably don't even have the game in question. |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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The CoD4 PB issue last about a minute and is unrelated to your video card, and in fact would have happened with your old Ati card. You are complaining about hitching across multiple games with your 480, and questioning how the rest of us can be running smoothly. Like I said, there is nothing wrong with our eyes, it's something going on with your system. I hope you figure it out, but don't assume that the rest of us are circling the wagons or just telling you this stuff for the hell of it. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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One thing that I've had to do in the past on COD2 and COD4 was set it to enable SLI even if I wasn't using multiple GPUs. That seemed to fix some hitching issues for me. Servers weren't running PB though.
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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As usual, the cheaters keep on cheating while PB inconveniences legitimate gamers ![]() |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: UK
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I have been experiencing the PB heartbeats problem with CoD4 for 12 months now. Its the only game that uses PB that does this.
I have sent numerous tickets to PB but they insisted it is my hardware, even though the problem persists on all 3 of my PC's. Its the main reason i stopped playing CoD4 competitively. |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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So, no, there is nothing wrong with my system. All the issues I laid out there are documented on the internet. The problem is that I have all these issues with the games I'm playing right now...I have gone back and installed about 10 other games and they do run smoothly, at least in single player. The punkbuster issue affects any MP game with PB according to even balance... so we have to wait that out unfortunately. |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Blowin up since 1969
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,095
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Make sure PB is up to date man!?
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Ducking & Dodging
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Yea, checked that too. Thanks!
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: UK
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Type into console...
/cg_drawfps 1 /com_maxfps 250 /cl_maxpackets 100 /pb_sleep 500 /pb_writecfg Everytime you get the stutter you will see the fps drop around 100 for about 1ms every 3-5 seconds for about 2 mins. PB will then sleep untill the heartbeats start again. the /pb_sleep command will increase the time it takes for pb to communicate with your pc. All the above console commands are perfectly legal and will improve lag/registration aalthough it will not cure the problem completly it will reduce how often it happens. The stutters are caused by the way that pb scans the memory on 64bit OS. |
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