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What is going on? I don't fully understand what the whole deal is... Is Reynolds trying to protect US/global interests or is he trying to cover it up so that he can get paid more money or what? And what is Dixon's stance? I'm just really confused as to how Takistan having nuclear materials can cause such a big deal and hurt the US... especially if it was CHINA (as Reynolds said in the cutscene) that supplied them... Can someone clarify this for me, spoiler free if possible? I just want to know WHY all of this would happen if Reynolds let the U.N. get the stuff, not what happens depending on what I choose to do.

Yes, all that's in there is my 260.99 drivers. EDIT: Here's another thing: First time I ran AO, it was slow and etc like vanilla ArmA 2 has been after the first time I played (seriously, first and second time I played ArmA 2 it ran fine; like the demo. Then I closed it out, and played another game, came back and suddenly it's all choppy and unplayable. Wtf?). I ran One Shot, One Kill, like I said above and it ran fine. Now I try to play it, on VERY LOW settings (as opposed to Very High/High) and I get like 2 FPS. What is going on?!?! EDIT 2: Just played again. Everything ran perfectly, except a few hiccups but I think that's because I was hosting a co op game and my buddy was from Denmark so... Who knows. This is weird.

Hi. I made this account to post in here, ASSUMING this is the right thread. Here's the deal: ArmA 2 Demo ran pretty good. Average FPS was 32 or so, and I loved playing it; so I bought the game. LO AND BEHOLD, I get a new video card (upgraded from GTS 250 to GTX 460) and now, the game will freeze up at random points (makes ArmA 2 vanilla unplayable and won't start up at all anymore, and ArmA 2: OA will randomly freeze up and have a HUGE drop in FPS every so often averaging around 12). I have no idea WTF is causing this because my rig should blow it out of the water.. even with my old card. Here's my specs: AMD Phenom II X2 550 Processor 3.11 GHz 4gb RAM GTX 460 768mb RAM W7 x64 EDIT: I'd like to add, boot camp and the scenario: "One Shot, One Kill" ran PERFECT. No lag, relatively high FPS, everything went great. It's MP and other missions that just destroy the FPS.