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Alpha Tango

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Hey all. Recently ran some tests due to some freezing in dayz. I found out im over recommended specs for arma II and about half way past minimum on operation arrowhead. My specs are

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Mother Board- Asus amd

Processor- Amd dual core 3.o ghz

memory- 2 gigs

two hard drives = 800 gigs

Graphics card - gtx 460

sound card- on board

power supply- bfg 600 watt

Operating system- Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit

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From that i get some freezing so what should i do? should i buy more memory? i was thinking maybe 8 gigs ((2) 4 gig memory cards)

Should i pick up another graphics card? this is a custom build i picked up for $700 dollars. All comments are appreciated thanks!!

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The problem is most likely your CPU. ARMA loves CPUs and yours is pretty anemic. More ram and an upgrade to win7 64 bit wouldn't be a bad idea either.

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I don't think you should be having any issues, I have a similar (slightly more powerful) build.

Gigabyte GA-P55-USB3

Core i3-530 dual core @ 2.93ghz (overclocked @ 3.53)

4 (2x2) GB dualchannel G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3-1600

XFX ATi HD5850 1GB @ stock clocks

Windows 7 Ultimate x64

I get anywhere from 25-45fps in towns, to 60+fps in the wilderness. All visual settings on Highs/Very Highs except post-processing, which I always leave Off. I tend to run AA Off (as it is useless with my rendering setup, as you'll see) and AF on Normal. In lieu of post-processing I have the interface res at 1920x1080 (my monitor's native res) but the renderer is set to 85% of that resolution, or somesuch, which produces a nice blur effect that makes the game look more realistic while actually giving me a slight framerate boost. Still, the game is generally very playable in all situations.

I haven't had any hard lockups or crashing, but YMMV.

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I had freezes too. Not anymore, just remember to close the Six Launcher once you get into a server and you are good to go.

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