zOMGREI 10 Posted September 22, 2009 Basically, non-zoomed views are extremely smooth no matter what the smoothing is set to. As soon as I zoom in on an iron sight, or a scope, or even in third person, my aim will skip a few centimeters every half a second or so. Disabling smoothing doubles/triples the skipping to one inch+. Have tried lowering mouse resolution to 800 DPI from 3200; switching pre-rendered frames in nvidia control panel from 8 to 0; disabling vsync and triple buffering; lowering video settings to all low; and disabling SLi. Unsure of what to do next. FPS is around 40-60 not zoomed, 30-38 zoomed. I understand FPS can be an issue, but having played on an awful system for years, I never had this issue even with fps in the teens and jumping from 15-50 constantly. I did notice that the skipping got worse when the fillrate was set to 150%. (framerate stayed about the same as 100% fillrate, however) Specs: EVGA X58 SLI Core i7 920 (stock) 6 GB DDR3 1333 RAM zotac GTX 295 Steelseries World of Warcraft gaming mouse (have tried my older Razer as well to no avail) I understand that there's a lot of issues with the i7/295 combo and A2, but I didn't put this in the general "poor performance" thread because I'm not entirely sure this is performance or hardware related. ---------- Post added at 02:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:14 AM ---------- Kinda-sorta fixed by forcing polling rate to 1000hz/s from 500hz/s. It's still unusable without smoothing maxed out, but at least it's playable for the most part now. Still looking for a more permanent solution though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
reedii69 10 Posted December 13, 2009 Rehashing an old post here since I have nearly the same rig and am experiencing the same FPS drop when scoped, but with certain guns only. I've noticed it with the ACOG/M203 combo and the AK-107 scoped version and the XM8. Everything is fine as long as I don't scope and as soon as I do it's goes to hell. It, sometimes, also lingers. Meaning the FPS drop stays, rarely, but sometimes stays after I unscope. Tried all the suggested nVidia fixes here and still have a scoped in issue. Can use the M16, M4 and regular AK's just fine. Hope they can figure something out. I7 920 OC'd 3.xx 8gig DDR3 1600mhz 500gig main drive 32meg cache 1.5tb secondary drive 32meg cache BFG GTX 295 nVidia 195.62 drivers XIFI Titanium SB Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bulldogs 10 Posted December 13, 2009 Try going to nVidia control panel -> Manage 3D settings, and make sure that Ambient Occlusion and Anti-Aliasing Transparency are turned off. Also make sure that Anisotropic Filtering and Anti-Aliasing are on application controlled. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
