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No not just a single map, but all of them. It starts from the "Codebrush" logo where it just freezes for 2 secs, and then continues smooth until I select a server to join, as soon as I select a char and press "Lock In" there's another momentary freeze after which it runs kind-of smooth for a minute or two. After that it starts skipping frames like Emonium has guessed
I know that you said it isn't lag but with the info you gave me and my guess being correct, that's the only conclusion I could come up with.
If I relate this to a similar problem I had- back in Maplestory I used to skip frames and that was solved by closing certain processes.
Did you optimize your pc in any way before rebooting with anything like gamebooster or manually ending processes/closing applications? If so, rebooting your computer would set everything back to normal and you would have to do it again if doing so gave you any speedup.
What are your pc specs?
As for the specs:
OS - Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1
Core - Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 @ 2.9 GHz
RAM - 4096 MB
Graphics - ATI Radeon HD 5750 (1 GB)
I use Avast! Free Antivirus on my computer, just in case it is related to any of the occuring problems
After you install and run it, click 'settings' on the bottom right of the first window (the one showing your core clock nstuff). You might have just one window, that's not a problem either.
Click on the 'monitoring' tab, click the check next to 'GPU Temparture' and tick 'Show in On-Screen Display' near the bottom of the same tab. Scroll down to the bottom of the list and do the same thing for 'Framerate'. Make sure what you check is a highlighted white while the other checks stay a dim greyish color. If anything else is checked, uncheck it.
Press OK and minimize Afterburner, then launch Archeblade. After it's launched, press F1 and your GPU temparture and FPS should come up on the top left of the screen if it doesn't pop up on its own.
Play until you exprience the frame skipping and report back here your average FPS and GPU temparture. GPU should be on top and FPS should be right below it.
This is just to rule out the possibility that it might be your gpu overheating
I have seen other games based on UE3 suffer from intermittent lock ups due to VM being low or off.
You said it started happeneing after a reboot, but the time you played before the reboot was the same day you installed the gme, right?
Did you properly reboot it through the start menu or did you hold the power button to shut it off? A corruption could have occured with the compatibility of the game with your pc if you did the latter.
Did you reboot due to a windows update? Sometimes updates actually screw something up and rolling back could fix that.
Have you tried running the game in different compatibility settings? I recommend you try them all if you haven't yet. Right click the launcher and select properties, then go to the compatibility tab and switch them around to find one that might work. But before that, if you haven't already- reinstall. BUT BEFORE THAT, make sure your video settings are how you left them before the reboot. See if anything has changed from what you remembered- the settings may have set themselves to the default vaulues if you pressed enter before applying them.
I honestly have no idea how this might have happened but this is the kinda stuff I'd try to troubleshoot.
The Video quality is a little low because I had to convert it to .flv because of it's enormous file size. It shows how the game is skipping frames or lower in framerate (1 - 10 FPS during the video shot through Fraps)