Danjay

Bumping, want to get this sorted.

The AMD Omega drivers are the very latest, only came out a couple of weeks ago. I've tried everything I can think of, just wondering if anyone else has had something similar?

I don't have the catalyst control panel installed, I only installed the driver.

I've just installed the latest AMD Omega drivers, and it's definitely given me a performance boost in DayZ. However, now the Alpha To Coverage behaves very strangely and makes the game almost unplayable when enabled. Here's a screenshot with it disabled: And here's one of it enabled: The graphics card is a 2GB AMD Radeon 8850M in a Dell Inspiron 15r. When I was using the drivers from the Dell website it worked fine, but I'd like to use these latest AMD drivers, as it does give quite a performance boost. Anyone experienced anything similar?

My computer's got an AMD card, but sure I'll PM you my ID, thanks.

I tried using the default config files as well, just as bad. All the config files have in is graphics settings, I don't see how the disk drive it's installed on would make any difference. I just copied them across so I didn't have to mess about in the settings for ages setting up the graphics again. Thank you very much! Have you had chance to ask him?

Okay I'm having a bit of a strange problem, I'll try and keep it brief. I was running DayZ quite happily on mediumish settings with playable FPS (20 to 40, depending on location), but recently I bought a SSD for my computer, so reinstalled Windows 7 and DayZ on it. I also backed up my DayZ.cfg file, and User.DayZProfile file, and copied them to the new install, so the settings are exactly the same as before. Now I can barely get 10 FPS out of it. Even on lowest settings with the resolution turned down I can only just get the same FPS I used to get on Medium with max res. Surely installing DayZ on a SSD should have increased the performance, not lowered it? Any ideas how I can fix this?