Raklodder

There's no need for lies, if you can't optimize your engine nor put the effort into this just say so, that way we both (gamers and developers) would be better off, no more whine and we could all be playing something more productive. Here's a minor screenshoot I made while playing the Infantry Showcase: http://goo.gl/3b2uW wouldn't you say that this is in fact caused by this issue?

I can't believe a highly decorated developer as yourself would make such a profound lie. This is nonsense, admit your mistakes, or at least do mention it in your third edition of SITREP. Indeed. They've got no idea whatsoever why this irritates at least me to the extreme, well a quick answer then: laziness.

Sir, I concur, sir, still ZERO performance improvements or CPU-optimization, sir!

You probably joined another server, with a faster(better) CPU and more RAM.

Sir, if I may, sir! For all we know Drawden's statement may be bullshit, but that's to be expected from a developer, not brave enough to admit his or their mistakes, sir!

In short: no, not unless they solve their ongoing utilization issue.

Indeed. That's my point, sir.

Sir, no, sir! 1920 by 1080p, sir!

Sir, if I may, sir! My HD6970 have got +2GBs of V-RAM, however the game itself have never gone beyond ~1550Ms with everything maxed-out, including all highest MSAA, highest PPAA and V-Sync enabled with 12000/12000/200, sir! Indeed. I noticed. Maybe they should address this issue now rather than later?

Believe me when I say: I managed an 4, 5 and +5GHz overclock with my 2600k, and the results were only minor frames-per-second improvement (mostly ~3 or ~5) and note that the main issue remains, the utilization remains bad.

They will probably blame us for not having two server CPUs running in our system.

Sir, yes, sir! I found absolutely zero performance improvements of any kind, sir!

This is getting weirder by the hour.

You probably need a one-core CPU at +25GHz in order to play this Alpha. It's indeed badly optimized.

There's no issue with your hardware. It's the game's engine itself that lacks the code to properly use multiple CPU-core or threads. It's a shame actually, once you consider it's 2013 and a majority have at least a dual or quad-core CPU.

I concur. I'll be back once they've fixed their issues, unless they do it, their loss.

Bullshit, all of it! Why would you make such a lie in public?

Indeed. I share your optimism, but for the love of all your fans, here's a minor suggestion: postpone ARMA 3's release with a year, and release the full game in Q3_2014.

Indeed. Let's be honest: we all love ARMA (includes me) but it's just that this issue should have been addressed earlier, and not more than four years past A2's initial release.

Dwarden (developer) might be the one who forces Valve to close their thread on Steam: Then you need to acknowledge this problem, on your main site, tells us the truth, anything less (at least in my ears) would be considered fraud and should be enforced by law! http://alpha.arma3.com/known-issues

May I have your source please?

Roger that, sir! I shall rest until tomorrows sunrise.

@white haven't you been listening? This is a well documented case, where barley two cores are being utilized properly, it doesn't matter whenever it's an alpha or not, since this dates way back, to the year of 2009! Almost five years have past, they've had plenty of time for improvement, for them to sort their shit out, once and for all, however it remains queued on ice. They don't even dare to openly acknowledge this irritable issue in public!

The overall performance is down below it's minimum and should be mentioned here: http://alpha.arma3.com/known-issues If they can't fix this. Then that is the end for me and friends playing ARMA. This is ridiculous. The year is 2013 and their engine can't still fully utilize a dual nor quad-core. Totally not worth my money. They are probably already hard at work with ARMA IV. These are truly saddening information regarding client/server performance.

Indeed. That is just a sloppy way of telling people: no room for improvement, toast your hardware instead by overclock.