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Hello,
ILL PLAY COD4 AND THE FSP WILL GO FROM 125 THEN DROP TP 30,40..ETC THEN GO BACK TO 125???

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Are you walking through smoke? Or is something in the game causing a lot of smoke to appear? Also, you'd probably get better luck asking this in the forum ABOUT gaming.

That said, specs would help -- what graphics card do you have? CPU? RAM?

Message edited by wannaturnuptheheat on 04-18-2011 at 03:22:11 AM

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you cant expect games to remain exactly the same FPS through all situations. this is normal

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DEATHCLOCK32 wrote :

Hello,
ILL PLAY COD4 AND THE FSP WILL GO FROM 125 THEN DROP TP 30,40..ETC THEN GO BACK TO 125???

Are you asking US if that's what happens?

Here's how your post should read.

When I play COD4, the fps (not fsp) will go from 125 down to 30-40, then it goes back up to 125.

Stay in school.

Message edited by geekapproved on 04-18-2011 at 06:07:09 PM

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Turn Vsync on and see what happens. Also as mentioned are you walking through smoke when this happens? I remember back when this game came out some lower power cards had this issue. I think you can turn down the smoke setting, or something like that. What are your specs?

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