jason3

I'm using a clevo 680m on my clevo P150EM EDIT: Well, I think I guess I got scared and reverted back to stock setting too early. I'm saying that because I just got Ghost Recon FS. And I noticed GPU usage remains at 99% almost all the time, even when overclocking (crysis throttled even without using the flashed vbios). So my guess is that not all games act the same after all. I will just keep tsting things, but I want to make sure I repaste both my CPU and GPU before trying anything.

Well, I tried flashing this, but the problem is I'm getting a lot of throttling :/ (utilization goes around 60-70% in Crysis), so I switched back to the stock vbios. Maybe it's time to repaste.

This game got some awful reviews, but I wanted to try it anyways to have my own opinion. I played it on xbox, it looks very laggy due to the low framerate, and the gameplay was sluggish, even though you can walk and aim at the same time. I'll just try it on PC next year and wait for some mods or something...

How does setting RenderDevice.TripleBufferingEnable to 0 increase performance? As far as I know, triplebuffering will only work when you have vsync on, and if you're trying to optimize this game I must assume you woul have already turned it off, right?

I'm just using a regular mouse atm. Is there any real advantage when using a gaming mouse? (I assume they have extra buttons, so that could be it)

Here's and article from AnandTech, about the hotfix and it's performance vs previous drivers. AnandTech - Testing AMD

I read in rage3d's forums that there's a fix for enduro issues coming out this month.

Nvidia, definitively, it's worth the price difference, imo. I was going for the 7970m for my new laptop, but I found out about those enduro issues some clevo users were having and it really turned me off from AMD :/