You might try getting rid of all that overclocking, sometimes overclocking makes things worse instead of better. The only time when i get below 20fps is in the first camp around 8am game time, because of the insane amount of shadows and sunray effects which are superb but costly. Game runs smooth at maxed settings and 1600x1200 resolution, fps according to fraps is between 30-60 depending on place and light conditions.
Im using a gtx 580 now, but i used a 480 before, never overclocked, core i7 2600k at standard 3.4ghz and hyperthreading turned off, and 8gb of ddr2 1600. What is not normal is not getting over 20 fps on max settings. On max settings CS is a graphic jewel, the level of realism and lighting detail is unmatched, so yes it will be a problem even for very powerful PCs. Clear Sky is a very demanding game, has much better graphics than CoP and SoC. I've even tried Clear Sky on Meduim settings and it still will oonly get about 45 fps. Both games are set to maximum settings and Clear Sky will not run above about 20 fps where as Call of Pripyat runs (with my fps limit off) between 90 ~ 160 fps, but never drops below 90 fps no matter where I am, or what's going on (weather, sun etc.) but Clear Sky doesn't even get 40 fps inside a building. Win 7 64bit ultimate with SP 1 up to date Most current drivers for gpu, ver 310 came out Dec 17
GPU GeForece GTX 480 1.5gb ver OC to 900mhz While wearing it a certain amount of radiation is stored in the body while the rest of it is scattered in the radial direction away from the body. Can spot it near anomalies such as 'Vortex' or in the hands of another stalker. Originally posted by Guardic:Sorry I just got off work. The Gravi is an uncommon artifact featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
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