Caillin

After getting very frustrated with the amount of stuttering on OA from texture loading, this beta patch has almost completely fixed it (particularly zooming with scopes). I can only assume that I was definitely getting affected by the misreporting of the vram item.

I've got 4Gig of RAM, but I've never experienced the same video memory mis-detecting issues that a lot of the guys here have gotten. It seems to run a little better with the -maxmem switch, so I leave that in there for now, but without it, it doesn't cause any problems.

Yeah, can't get them to move on mine either.... just having to do it solo.

Actually I've had the best experience with the 186.x drivers on my GTX260 SLI computer. Tried the 182.50 based on comments on the forum, but lost FPS compared to the later drivers. This being on Win7 64.

If your talking about the insurgency base camp that you have to destroy, I just rolled it in the LAV-25 APC. Approached from the south just before the hill, crested the hill, jumped to gunner and mopped up. You can also use your mortar support to soften up the ground troops out the front, but I found it wasn't necessary. The T-72 can be taken out with the MG-242 on the LAV if you hit it enough times as well.

Actually setting "Maximum Pre-Rendered Frames" option in the Nvidia control panel to 1 fixed the mouse lag completely for me.

I've been tearing my hair out trying to get rid of the mouse lag and after playing around with "maximum pre-rendered frames" which usually fixes input lag problems (in games like Oblivion) I found setting it to 1 totally eliminated my lag. I can actually hit two targets in a row in the training now without overshooting the second one. I've seen some optimisation threads saying you should set this setting to 8, and that will increase your frame rate, but at the expense of greater mouse lag. Be interested to see if this helps anyone. This is with 2 x GTX260 in SLI and 190.15 Driver.