Anyone else having this? Its not realted to visual quality settings, also tried to set core affinity, that didnt worked...

Does it happen online or offline? Try to disable the client-side movment in Settings/Input and see if that helps

Have the same problem with Dual Core. Happens on- and offline and the client-side movement doesn't fix anything.

this happens to me when reflections are on, I have a core 2 duo E6600

Hmmm I must say - with Reflections on "Good" it still runs pretty good on my side - A64 3500+ and 6800Ultra. I am impressed this effect doesn't have such a big impact on my machine, but probably I play the "wrong" level to get down my machine.

Zaibatsu wrote:Have the same problem with Dual Core. Happens on- and offline and the client-side movement doesn't fix anything.

Hmm there once was a bug in the nvidia drivers on dual core computers.. try to run nexuiz in window mode and use the taskmanager to set it to one core only. There is also some multi-threading option in the nvidia drivers that needs to be turned off.. then you do not need to set core affinity each time.

I already tried it out. And I dont have a nVidea Card, it is a Intel Card.

Zaibatsu wrote:I already tried it out. And I dont have a nVidea Card, it is a Intel Card.

Please note that Intel exclusively offers onboard-"cards". You can never expect reasonable performance by graphics adapters that are more or less virtual device, even though the performance of the so called "integrated peripherals" got better throughout the years.

Zaibatsu wrote:I already tried it out. And I dont have a nVidea Card, it is a Intel Card.

Perhaps you can give us your system specs? The slow performance you are experiencing will almost certainly be down to the Intel graphics chipset not being aimed at games. I've tried Nexuiz on a laptop with a 915GM chipset and it really was bad. Only lowest detail settings were playable. Performance was on a par with a Geforce256 which dates from late 1999.