MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND WINDOWED DRIVERS

So what that rating means is that on any one particular group of wires that constitutes a 'rail' (your 8-pin PCI-Ex cable might be one such group, as an example), if you pull more than 20A through that set of wires, the PSU (in theory) will shut off due to the OCP circuit being tripped. And what the 'rails' actually are is just overcurrent protection (OCP) circuits on particular groups of wires. Rather, all the power available comes from one source (it's probably more like around a 60A source on that PSU). You can't add up the 12V+ rails like that because they are not 4 separate 20A power supplies. The problem seems reduced in fullscreen mode with the nvidia, but the frame skips are still there.Д¬lick to expand.No, that's not how multiple 12V rails works. And Left 4 Dead 2, Fallout3, Fallout NV were also fixed using the same trick. I remember running Mafia 2 in windowed mode, only to use a tool to force it back into fullscreen for it to run smooth as you like. There's a chance i can whip the card out into a friends rig sure, but the problem existed with the ATI also. What would be signs to show that it wasnt enough? I never get any system lockups or BSOD and any crashing in-game is always fixed with game updates etc. I'm pretty sure the amps on the rails for the gpu are enough to power the card. I understand the new pieces of kit could be more power consuming but surely not to that level. The PSU is unbranded at 900w, but this problem never existed with the old components with this psu. The problem happens straight away in-game so i doubt it's temp related.

MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND WINDOWED DRIVERS

I have tried multiple drivers for the gpu so far, including beta, with little joy! I have an Antec 900 case and all my temps stay low enough even under load. Thanks for the replies so far! Yes, i have tried different drivers, for all the kit in the computer, including the mobo asus/windows drivers.

But if i set the game to run in fullscreen via game options, i STILL get the dodgy framerate.Д¬an anyone shed any light on this please? Why does the framerate improve to a silky smooth 60 fps using window mode, even at the same native res as my monitor sets it to? Thanks. I have tried a tool to force the 1920x1080 window mode game to fullscreen which works, and is butter smooth. To repeat, i dont get this problem when using window mode for my games. I have monitored the framerate in fraps using vsync locked to my native monitors 60fps, and the framerate will either dipp, or rise a touch when the choppyness occurs. No luck.ДЄs far as i know i have everything in my Bios set correctly, as have 10 months of fiddling to get the best performance that i have now, but still the damn frame skip/choppy/jerky framerate persists. I am tottaly up to date with drivers, and have tried it with different mice/keyboard combos to see if it was an input problem. If i run my games with vsync/tripple buffering on or off, i still get the problem. Here i will see i slight hitch where the frame skips to kinda catch up with itself. It's kinda like microstutter, when i quickly flick the mouse, or focus on an object like a tree/lampost etc, and strafe around it keeping my focus on the object using my mouse. If i try to run my games with a lower res but FULLSCREEN, i get the choppyness still. There is no reduction in resolution when i do this, still at 1080. BUT if i force the games into windowed mode, viola, everything is butter smooth. When running my games in fullscreen (1920x1080) the problem is worse. My problem doesn't appear to be with FPS, but a smooth output. The thing is, since i built this rig, i have used an ATI 5850 and now the GTX570 to play my games, of which all games ran more choppy with the ATI. Patriot 6gb tri-channel ram caviar black 1tb 6gb/s I have a rig around 10 months old, of which has given me a spot of bother with the choppyness of many games. I hope this is the right spot for my post.

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