- Feb 28, 2003
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Hey guys I'm having a problem with Call of Duty. I can play just fine in the 50-60fps range with medium detail @ 1280x1024 for about 30 minutes and then my frames just start dropping off and eventually end up in the 10 range.
I play other FPS games as well and don't run into this issue at all. A reboot clears it up but I'm at a loss as to what might be causing it in Call of Duty.
Any ideas? Oh, and I am not overclocking this card but do have the 2100+ moved to 166mhz fsb.
1.5gb PC2700
2100+
x800 pro 256mb
5.10 Catalysts
*****UPDATE*****
I finally figured out the problem and it only hits me in CoD. For some reason when I have ATI Tray Tools enabled it decimates my CoD framerate. When I close ATI Tray Tools and then play I get 80-130 fps in the game for as long as I feel like playing.
So there must be something in tray tools that the game hates and since I hadn't made any changes at all, other than a few minor overclocks, I have no idea what to change in the program to have both it and CoD running. It's not the end of the world though since it's not exactly difficult to close it out.
I play other FPS games as well and don't run into this issue at all. A reboot clears it up but I'm at a loss as to what might be causing it in Call of Duty.
Any ideas? Oh, and I am not overclocking this card but do have the 2100+ moved to 166mhz fsb.
1.5gb PC2700
2100+
x800 pro 256mb
5.10 Catalysts
*****UPDATE*****
I finally figured out the problem and it only hits me in CoD. For some reason when I have ATI Tray Tools enabled it decimates my CoD framerate. When I close ATI Tray Tools and then play I get 80-130 fps in the game for as long as I feel like playing.
So there must be something in tray tools that the game hates and since I hadn't made any changes at all, other than a few minor overclocks, I have no idea what to change in the program to have both it and CoD running. It's not the end of the world though since it's not exactly difficult to close it out.