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Got no proof because I panicked and aborted before I died but it's happening literally as I type this. Shots started going off in Electro a few players died, and suddenly everyone on the server was teleported to the top of a fire station. Someone called 'twinkdiner' or something similar was trying to kick me from the server before this happened. Doubt posting this will do anything but I thought I might aswell try.

Got this working last night but gameplay was really choppy for me (FR16), It could have just been me or the server but earlier beta patches seemed to handle much better for me.

This, especially if you've been playing for a long time. Just play something else or go outside or something. No big deal, just take a break.

Arma is very CPU dependant and Phenom 2's are old now, hardly a "monster" rig. That's your problem.

Dual core CPU isn't very descriptive and since Arma is a CPU intensive game it's important to know. I would guess with a 6850 and a decent intel dual core you will be able to run it, but it won't give you the best frame rates in game.

Thanks for posting this

So you can loot them from corpses? I had heard otherwise. Can anyone confirm for me?

With integrated graphics it's very unlikely it will run well if at all.

I downloaded CO from steam last week after buying the key from Bohemia's store, had no problems and it was easy to install.

A laptop with integrated graphics is going to have a really hard time playing anything. You can try but prepare for overheating and extremely low frame rates.

Run through Steam and screen shot it? Or Fraps/Dxtory.

Most likely a bug. I know several times I have killed a Z and orange text saying 'man' has popped up when I've hovered over the corpse. I imagine it's a leftover portion of stock Arma II that still exists in DayZ at times.

Stumbled across CHKilroy's videos a while ago, and scanned through some online articles.

Consider proof reading your post so people actually understand the issue you're having. Also consider providing more information or a screen shot of the problem.