Windows 7: Very Low FPS in COD WAW COD4 MW

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What I have tried so far to no avail...

1. I have rolled back video card drivers to Nvidia 190.38 , previously had installed the latest drivers from Nvidia Website -English International
2. Updated DirectX --dxwebsetup- I had DX 10 , now I am DX 11
3. Updated all my drivers with Driver Genius Pro
4. Hard Drive is 1% defragmented

Hi and welcome. Is this game played online with a server or solely on the PC? Obviously I am not a gamer.

Ken J+

I am playing online in the screenshot. However the problem occurs in single player as well . Just very sluggish and slow compared to what it was like before.

I dont think it is a drive rissue as the display looks normally. I suspect a connectivity problem. You are using homegroup and IPv6 I suspect. IPv6 has been shown to somethimes casue high pings, connectivity, rnadon disconnects and other problems. If you a re it is fairly simple to repair. all you have to do is to ogo into networking setup a new network based on the workgroup model. When it is setup you can disable IPv6 and kill the homegroup.

Hope it works

Kenn J++

Are you able to put this into some sort of step-by-step format with screenshots? I am totally confused what to do.

Can't hurt to install this:

Intel(R) Matrix Storage Manager

and this:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...18053&lang=eng

Try disabling "Ambient Occlusion" in your nVidia control panel (3D options). It helped me.

What I have noticed...

Roll back drivers & updated with driver genius pro. Both a No-No in my view. Drivers need to be completely uninstall, and instances from the registry must be cleaned or gotten rid off. There is also PshyX to consider here. Patches for both games, IIRC, WAW had an audio issue that hindered gameplay and FPS, was that fixed?

What I would do? Download latest Audio & Video drivers for your specs and save on a temp folder. Uninstall drivers, uninstall PhysX, clean registry on safe mode, restart and install new drivers with higher admin rights (Right click files and use "Run as Administrator")