Kirikin

On US124 hosted by RoosterTeeth Happened at 12:28 ish Just DC'd when a hacker spawned an SUV right beside me when I was prone in a field giving my friend silenced cover fire. There were two of them my friend said, names were Bounty and David. Both had ghillies and one had a silenced weap. My bud ran in with a shotty and killed Bounty but the other one got him. Got a screenie right after I aborted. At 12:34 my friend respawned by Electro (pretty far from where we were) and heard a car. He turned around in time to see the same car run him over. *Edited for time and more info*

You sir are both a gentleman and a scholar. I'll let you know how it goes. UPDATE I tried the above fix, and was met with the problem of not being able to identify DayZ in Six Updater. So, I instead ran it through Six Launcher and in the options menu changed the mod path to that of the new partition I had created and put the mod folder into (F:). I then launched the game from there and noticed a slight FPS increase. It jumped around from lows of 19 to highs in the upper 20's. I could have done this wrong somehow and the slight FPS increase be due to a recent server restart, or it could be a little better from using RAMdisk, I'm not sure. What I did notice was that while I was on the "Loading" screen my FPS was around 140. That was pretty neat :D

I have not and have no idea what that is. I'm not very proficient with computers so please go easy on me in explaining haha

After scourging the forums for tips and tricks on how to boost my FPS I have failed to see any noticeable improvements. I have tried running the beta version on beta servers, I've tried tweaking the config files and all of that jazz, and I've tried changing my nvidia settings to those recommended by others. The only thing that seemed to help was the config file tweaks and the improvement only lasted for a few hours. I thought that maybe the game had altered the file again back to its default settings, but the changes were still present. On average I get around 9-16 fps. When it gets below 10 I just call it quits. On good days, when I join a server that has recently restarted I can get in the low 20's, sometimes a little higher. I never see anything above 30, not even when looking directly towards the sky standing still. For a while I thought this was normal. Then I started watching videos of others and realized how terrible my fps was compared to the fps of others who were also recording video. System Specs: Computer: Alienware M14x R1 OS: Windows Home Premium 64-bit RAM: 8.00 GB Processor: Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M If I can give you anymore information please let me know and I will be more than glad to.

I get high teens on a good day and I've got an Alienware m14x. What in the sweet name of beans am I doing wrong?

Yeah my friends and I have been talking about how this would be a nice addition. Definitely some other things that need fixing before though.