Something I noticed regarding FPS issues...

[wasrad 42]

Seems like after a server has been running a while is when it gets bad. I was on a server and the FPS slowly degraded, it reset and everything was smooth again, then it gradually got worse over time, until admin came in and restart the server.

Just thought I would throw that out there.

[Hawk24 94]

Seems like after a server has been running a while is when it gets bad. I was on a server and the FPS slowly degraded' date=' it reset and everything was smooth again, then it gradually got worse over time, until admin came in and restart the server.

Just thought I would throw that out there.

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Same for me

A newly reset server can have the maximum amount of players, my framerate stays completely smooth

But a server that I have been on for a good hour or two will give me a slowly decreasing framerate even with only 5-7 players

[Raft 0]

New to DayZ, but an ArmA veteran.

If you press left shift + numpad minus - then type flush (you wont see any text written so make sure its spelt right) it flushes the texture cache. Made a big difference to me after some big fps drops.

http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/ArmA:_Cheats

[-=Grunt=- (DayZ) 0]

Same thing happened to me an hour or two earlier, stuck at 10-15 FPS. Tried Flush and restart, didn't work.

Joined another server, bam, back to 40 FPS.

[proxzor 3]

Same here