NVIDIA video card(s) owners read here!

[Sarp]

Hi Sarp,

try with ‘Ambient occlusion’ off in the nvidia control panel-->program settings

That's done the trick!! Thank you.

Any idea how to get rid of the texture opo ups and rendering lag on objects?

I have an SSD so I'm not bottlenecking at the read/write process...

Thanks

Sarp

[Rasa-be]

Is the ambient occlusion toggle not available for gtx260 cards? I can't see it in my options list.

[Parrotnut]

That's done the trick!! Thank you.

Any idea how to get rid of the texture opo ups and rendering lag on objects?

I have an SSD so I'm not bottlenecking at the read/write process...

Thanks

Sarp

You're welcome.

I don't really have troubles with texture popups, so maybe you can copy
my nvidia control panel settings and see if there are any improvements

[-=seany=-]

Nvida settings are:

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My comp specs are:

i940 @ 3.5Ghz
1 x GTX 460 @ 825Mhz
128 GB C300 SSD
10G DDR3 RAM

Driver is
266.58 WHQL

How come you are using Antialiasing -Transparency = 4xSupersampling? Is that some thing you chose or is it unintentional? I ask because I have found it is the only way of fixing a problem with in game antialiasing (single white pixels flickering on some trees/bushes), but I cant use it because it cripples my FPS, badly. Are you using it to circumvent that problem?

Also all you guys should try forcing Anisotropic Filtering from the driver to x16. Textures look way sharper than the max in game setting (which must be Filtering x8 or something). The performance impact is unnoticeable on any hardware less than 6 years old.

[Tankbuster]

Just installed 266.58. Couple of nice things of note.

Firstly, the PC didn't require a restart after the driver finished installing.

Secondly, the installer now has various options including clean install and the ability to REMOVE phyxs.

[SWAT_BigBear]

Firstly, the PC didn't require a restart after the driver finished installing.

Ever since using Vista on release, and now W7, I may have seen 1 Nvidia driver that required a reboot. I let the drivers come thru windows updates only...now adays.
In the early days of Vista, I would test each and every driver that was released at guru3d.com, which each always required a reboot b/c it was a must to run a driver cleaner in safe mode.

[Tankbuster]

I've been in rebootville this week having just installed a new mobo, cpu and memory so not having to sit through one more was a pleasant surprise.

The display driver did (and always has) restarted itself a couple of times during the install, perhaps that's enough now? I reasoned it was down to the fact my new motherboard might be clevererer than the old one.

[sudden]

I need help with GTX 570. If I set Video Memory to "Default", like I did with my old GTX 275, I get terrible gray triangles all over the screen. If I set VM to "Very High" or lower I can play but I get freezes in towns and when switching sniper optics. GTX 275 on "Default" was much smoother in that cases.

An interesting fact is that I'm having the same trouble with previous Armed Assault. "Default" setting of Video Memory brings artifacts.

OS: Windows XP
Card: Palit GTX 570, dr 266.58
Game Ver: Arma2 CO

System: Core I7 950, 3Gb Ram

Are there any solutions to this problem?

[Nikiforos]

sudden I dont have a solution but I would like to ask about your FPS in the game compared to the GTX 275. Do you get much higher FPS now then before?

[[DirTyDeeDs]-Ziggy-]

come on Niki! apply some common sense before asking questions with obvious answers.

my second 275 (SLI) doubled my performance at 1600x900 res