Jon K

Certainly not the only one. http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?t=51314

What same type of bugs are you speaking of?

Oh yea!

Wouldn't be worthless if people with the same question read it instead of posting. One of these first things people need to learn to do is set up their key commands. Some stock layouts in other games make me think the designer had 7 fingers.

Are pentium D's 2 core or hyper threaded? Try disabling Hyperthreading and see what happens.

Lol. Did those drivers come out before or after the game finished production?

Do you have any idea, any at all, about what goes on in the software developement world? Even the software I deal with, which is developed for a single purpose and runs on a controlled configuration has problems, patches and bugs. It is just the nature ofthe beast when dealing with so much data. Go try and write a 50 page paper before a deadline that cannot be moved, and do it without a single typo, grammer error, or any other irregularity. A bit more realistic analogy for ya.

I wonder if benchmark PC's have these issues. Build a PC using benchmark PC specs and don't install anything on it except ArmA 2. You should be good to go

What is TV game magazine?

1 - Great 2 - Who knows 3 - never had the demo 4 - Ask ATI?

Hans, Ya need to chill man. Sadley, nothing your saying hasn't already been said with just about every PC release since Jumpman on the C64. Sit back, relax, and breath easy.

The car analogy does not work with software, unless of course you are providing the drivetrain.

Another victim of the "receiving" loop. I had been playing fine all day, then one of the games I went to the map, back into the game and got stuck at receiving. Go to an external view and back to first person, receiving, go to the map and back, receiving, just run around, goes to receiving. There was not a single change made between games, like this came out of nowhere. Tried grabbing a screen video with FRAPS. It recorded, but at the point where the loop begins ARMA crashed to desktop with the error "Error: Device Freed". CPU: E8400 Stock Clock 2gb RAM 9800 GTX Video Card 62.92.56.00.05 XP Service Pack 2