OK, so before I begin, let me say that I've been experimenting with my (probably defective) card on another thread. But today I made a discovery that I think makes this topic deserve its own. First of all, here is the original post:
After overclocking the card to 750/950 using the ATI tray tool, I still was not getting much of a difference. The card still SUCKED on boot camp.
However, when I was about to video card capture the experience to show my problem to you guys using VH capture, the framerate jumped to AMAZING settings! I'm talking 60-70 frames per second with Thors blasting away my hydralisks! With some real action happening on the screen, the framerate has never been better...I couldn't believe it!
Then I turned off my VH capture off and went back to the game. The action was still happening, but my framerate dropped to 25-27 FPS...weird, huh?
Can SOMEONE explain to me why on my 2011 Macbook Pro:
1) Using Bootcamp, I run Starcraft 2 on Medium and low graphics settings (see attached picture file for exact settings), plugged in, and the computer still stutters during the medium AND large battles, almost to the point where it is impossible to micro
- I am running on 1680x1050 resolution. No external displays.
- I installed the catalyst 11.3 and 11.4 drivers recently before uninstalling them and opting for the latest boot camp drivers.
- It seems like everyone else in this thread has got Starcraft 2 to run at much better graphical settings than I have without this stuttering frame rate issue during the huge battles.
2) How people are getting the 1440x900 resolution option on bootcamp when they have a 1680x1050 monitor? Or are they running the game in Mac OSX?
Please help...I'm pretty sure right now the game ran smoother on my 2010 Macbook Pro with the 330M...how I love nVidia drivers...at least they updated monthly and were officially supported by Apple's Boot Camp program.
Thanks so much in advance.
EDIT: I just read Goldsaint's post on the previous page. While I cannot say that I've gotten those high of frame rates on Starcraft II with the 330M, I can say that the frame rates I am getting with the 6750M are MUCH lower than the 330M on similar settings, with both cards NOT overclocked. goldsaint may be right. however. From what I've seen, the 6750M might actually be WORSE for gaming on bootcamp.
After overclocking the card to 750/950 using the ATI tray tool, I still was not getting much of a difference. The card still SUCKED on boot camp.
However, when I was about to video card capture the experience to show my problem to you guys using VH capture, the framerate jumped to AMAZING settings! I'm talking 60-70 frames per second with Thors blasting away my hydralisks! With some real action happening on the screen, the framerate has never been better...I couldn't believe it!
Then I turned off my VH capture off and went back to the game. The action was still happening, but my framerate dropped to 25-27 FPS...weird, huh?