RedDemon

Well I overclocked my AMD Athlon 64 x2 6000+ to 3.3 ghz (from 3.1ghz) and only experienced 1-2 fps boost. Hopefully they release a patch soon and optimize the game a lot more

Well I do have two monitors, the other one is 1440x900, but I've tested that with crysis and experienced no fps boost even with the lower resolution so i don't think that's the problem. If anything its my processor but I will try overclocking it and see if that helps.

Ok, I set anisotropic, objects, terrain, and post processing to high and the average frame rate only went up to 26. My view distance is default

Well I'd rather not lower the native resolution of my monitor because that would look pretty crappy lol. I'm running the game with these settings: Texture Detail: Very High Video Memory: Very High Anisotropic filtering: High Antialiasing: Disabled Terrain detail: Very High Objects detail: Very High Shadow detail: High Postprocess Effects: Very high Did you have to change the voltage when overclocking? Because I'm trying to find a guide on overclocking that process but I have not been able to.

I got 25 fps on the Demo's benchmark with these specs, Is my processor causing the low fps? AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3.1 ghz dual core Evga GTX 280 1GB 4GB of Ram Windows Xp 1680x1050