My stuttering went away when I increased my sound cache from 16 to 48.
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\STALKER-SHOC\user.ltxHow do I do that?
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\STALKER-SHOC\user.ltx
open it with wordpad and change the command line "snd_cache_size"
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The stutters you mention are common. Just loading new areas. And my linked tweaks are for those who are forced to Static lighting since their hardware can't handle the normal dynamic lighting. IE: Me, who gets about 10fps with half dymanic, half static lighting on a 6800GT.That tweak did not work for me, lowered the visual quality by alot! but did not remove stutters.
My rig will play Stalker on full settings with good frames, but i get thouse "timeouts" every now and again, where the game just hangs for a second, even though the framerate was fine.
Thouse timeouts occur regardless of settings, even if im running at the lowest of low, and even use the lowest resolution the game will muster it happens, so honestly i think its a memory leak or some problem loading objects, its the game engine (or some conflict between the game and hardware/drivers), not our settings, as it seems to occur regardless of your framerates.
How do you get it to do that? mine reverts back to 16 every time i launch the game, it wont stay at 48.
Found him, pretty funny.Im running a 8800GTS and iv got everything on and it runs fine.
Best game yet
LOL has anyone found Freeman? Its pretty funny though his deagle is totaly ****.
Same here.
Come on, Athena, be the goddess I know you are and tell us how its done.
Mine was 24 to begin with and the 32 helps but not nearly enough. The strangest thing is that if I put it on 48 or 64 it runs great for 5 minutes and than suddenly goes back to stutter like it used to, as if it reverts back to 32 only after a while.You can set it to 32, that appears to be the max it will allow (you can set it ingame using the console, just pull it down and type: snd_cache_size 32,32).