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This isn't a constant thing and only happens occasionally, so I'm pretty sure it's not hardware related (in any case I'm running 125 fps and have an ati 4850).
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taking the extensive info about your system you just gave into account...i think it has to do with...like...software and shit.
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The cpu's an intel 8400 and it's 4 gigs of ram.
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your cpu might be decloacking yourself, dl cpuz and check all the info there, also your cpu's cores speed is also something to be taking into checking, if it's below 3.0 then it's nothing abnormal that you get fps drops.
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Yes, Olaf is right, you need more SCs around your CPU
hmm i have the same cpu and my corespeed is also around 2ghz when idle
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Bendorr, just go to control panel, power options and set it to "high performance" (you might need to click on show additional powerplans).
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Is setting it to high performance in control panel going to have any effect on stabalizing occasional fps lag in NS?
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look at what sublime posted. disable speedstep in bios.
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'sublime' Yes, Olaf is right, you need more SCs around your CPU
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I'm too cool to know how to use bios. is Danny's solution going to affect occasional fps drops in NS?
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Why dont you try it? Takes 1 second to change and you can change back equally fast. No reboot required or anything.
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intel core 2 8400, AS ALREADY STATED IN THIS THREAD.
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I never passed the reading part in school.
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I got FPS drops in W7, not in Vista. With either old or new hardware. I tried probably all posible bios options but no luck.
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You've got to be some kind of inbred to not know what hardware he has by now.
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stop being super scaried faggot and go to the fuckin bios already.
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If speedstep actually activates in-game I'd be very surprised, I doubt it'll make any difference
