Not sure if this question belongs in the hardware forums, so sorry if it doesn't. First some background information: I have 2 8800Gt's in SLI and a 2ms response time LG widescreen monitor. When I play games every once in a while I get this black flickering effect for a couple seconds, which goes away and then proceeds to come back. Was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what could be causing this. In the game im currently playing (Fable: The Lost Chapters) I'm running on max settings and have v-sync enabled and both the refreshrate of my monitor and the game at 75(mhz?? i think). Any help would be greatly appreciated or if you need more information about my rig etc. just let me know.
I see what your saying Turtle and for the most part I have to agree. However I'm really hoping that Warhammer Online will break away from the standard grind that most MMORPGs these days seem to have. I for one have had a good time with World of Warcraft, but have gotten really burnt out on the leveling. I mean my two highest characters are a level 41 hunter and a level 36 mage and leveling just seems to take forever. I can't even imagine finally getting to 70 only to find that you have to grind more. Anyways I see where your coming from, but don't give up hope, Warhammers just around the corner 8)
I hate to tell you but I honestly don't think you'll be getting even 15 fps in the cities. The game is terribly optimized and even though I was running the game on high, I was dipping down into the teens in the cities at times (keep in mind I have 8800gt's in sli, 4Gs of RAM, a quadcore processor etc. etc.) And while my computer isn't the best I honestly feel that the game ran much worse than it should have. I strongly recommend that you don't get AOC because the game just goes straight down the gutter after lvl 20 or so and isn't even that great before that imo. The whole game just felt to unfinished to me. Don't waste you money, save it for a game thats worthwhile, or atleast give it a few months to get fixed up a bit.
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