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Greetings folks,

I got a strange problem while playing The Witcher: Enhanced Edition.
The game is loosing some frames quite frequently. But the game itself runs very smooth mostly over 40 fps on middle to high settings. It happens unregularly every few seconds. To describe it a bit: If I'm walking and the frames are skipping I ''spawned'' like a half meter forward without seeing how I walked that half meter forward. The whole game spawned like a few milliseconds forward. It just missed out some frames between.
I get the same with lowest settings too. And the game itself is still running on high fps.
Is this a common problem? Someone know how to fix it?

I'm running the game on a Notebook.
Intel Core i5 540M
8 gb RAM
Nvidia NVS 5100M
320 gb SSD

Thank you in advance.
Post edited May 31, 2012 by Wychodzew
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Wychodzew: Greetings folks,

I got a strange problem while playing The Witcher: Enhanced Edition.
The game is loosing some frames quite frequently. But the game itself runs very smooth mostly over 40 fps on middle to high settings. It happens unregularly every few seconds. To describe it a bit: If I'm walking and the frames are skipping I ''spawned'' like a half meter forward without seeing how I walked that half meter forward. The whole game spawned like a few milliseconds forward. It just missed out some frames between.
I get the same with lowest settings too. And the game itself is still running on high fps.
Is this a common problem? Someone know how to fix it?

I'm running the game on a Notebook.
Intel Core i5 540M
8 gb RAM
Nvidia NVS 5100M
320 gb SSD

Thank you in advance.
maybe this is my opinion, but your computer does seem a bit old. You may want to try lower resolution or turning down the settings a bit. Try with and without AA. Trial and error is the best way to find best settings.