Stutter with high fps

Try turning V-sync on. Even if you have high fps, a high fluxation in fps can feel like low fps because not all frames are being shown.
What this does is locks the maximum fps to your moniter's refresh rate, most likely 60 hertz.

Most games have a setting in the video menu that allows you to turn it on. If it doesn't then you have to go into the your video cards control panel and do it. But try doing it in-game first.

I am unfamiliar with this "boost in your jumping" do you have any more information on it?

Fps has no impact on the physics in the game. I don't know where you read about fps making you jump longer or higher but they were trolling you.

Hypothetically assuming a glitch like this did exist with the quake engine you would think somebody would have fixed it in the 17 years since the original quake was released.

Your fps will not make you jump higher or further.
It has absolutely no relation to in-game physics.

I did try and google "quake boost in your jumping" just to see what would happen.

https://www.google.com/search?q=quake+boost+in+your+jumping+fps&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a

Nothing in any of the first 5 pages says anything about any glitch.
Not that i expected it do so.

Please send me a link to this ground-breaking technology that is able to make you jump higher or faster depending on how high your fps is.

http://blog.gamestaq.com/2011/09/10-epic-gaming-glitches/

Mentions strafe jumping and rocket jumping. Neither of which work better with super high fps.

Please don't bump, this discussion annoys me (and is against the rules), and I hate seeing it again especially with no new content.

Going from 333 to 120 fps will cause the micro-stuttering you were talking about.
Your only solution is to remove the bottlenecks in your system that are stopping you from maintaining a solid 333 fps.
You mentioned black ops i assume you mean the first but i'll list benchmarks for both black ops and black ops 2

Black Ops

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Call-of-Duty-Black-Ops-Laptop-Benchmarks.42614.0.html

Your current card,NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti, is ranked at 80 fps for 1920x1080p with ultra graphics.

You would need at least 4 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti in SLI to reach the magic 333 fps, assuming it all scaled linearly which would be the best case scenario that would put you at 340 fps.

If you do not trust there benchmarks for Black Ops then i found another benchmark, direct from Nvidia.

http://www.geforce.com/optimize/optimal-game-settings/Call-of-Duty-Black-Ops-GeForce-GTX-560-OPS

It says your maximum fps at recommended settings would be 71 fps.
You would need a theoretical 5 way SLI to do that 71x5=355. Again assuming best case scenario that everything scales linearly and that 5 way SLI existed.
So it may not even be possible to hit 333 average fps with your current card.

According to

http://www.geforce.com/optimize/optimal-game-settings/Call-of-Duty-Black-Ops-GeForce-GTX-580-OPS

3 - Geforce 580 in 3 way SLI scaled linearly would be just short of the 333 ideal (103 x 3 = 309) It may be possible to hit 333 if you lowered a few settings such as anti-aliasing and texture quality.

They don't list the Black ops benchmarks under Geforce 680 list but we can assume based on the battlefield 3 benchmarks that performance is about
69 fps / 54 fps = 1.27 or 27% better.

http://www.geforce.com/optimize/optimal-game-settings/Battlefield-3-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-580-OPS

http://www.geforce.com/optimize/optimal-game-settings/Battlefield-3-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-680-OPS

So if we run those numbers using the Geforce GTX 580 numbers for Black ops assuming a Geforce 680 is 27% better than a Geforce 580 we get
103 x 1.27 = 130 fps. 2 - Nvidia Geforce 680s would be around 260 fps, assuming it scaled linearly and 3 - Nvidia Geforce 680s would be around 390 fps.

If you were going to buy a new card i would recommend 2 Nvidia Geforce 680s in SLI or Nvidia Geforce 690 and maybe turning down the anti-aliasing from 16x to 8x. This should raise the average fps from 260 to around 300.

I know all of this may seem a bit expensive, for the average gamer ... and it is lol. But that is what is needed to get a stable frame rate of at least 333 fps in Call of Duty Black ops.

And all these calculations assume you will not be
bottle-necked by your cpu, Intel 3570. At such high fps even a semi-modern game could possible bring an i5 to it's knees.

Black Ops 2


http://www.notebookcheck.net/typo3temp/pics/e5ba587ce0.jpg

Your Geforce GTX 560 Ti isn't listed but it makes little difference.
If we look 3rd from the bottom we see the Geforce GTX 660 Ti which is the next model up from yours, and it gets 95 fps at 1920x1080.
Even if you had 3 of those in SLI the maximum fps you would get assuming it all scaled linearly would be 285 fps.

My recommendation for CoD Black ops 2 is about the same as CoD Black Ops 1.
2 - Geforce 680s in sli or Geforce 690.

You could also turn on V-Sync and not jump as high and save $1000s of dollars.

Is this enough research?

The stutter is caused by the rapid fluctuation in fps.
Try typing

com_maxfps 120

in black ops and it should limit the fps to 120.

Press the ~ key next to the number 1 to bring up the menu.

Try setting it lower like

com_maxfps 60

I know you want high fps so you can jump farther but it is not possible with your current rig without limiting the max fps to a lower number.