Hello,

You can try verify game cache integrity after restarting your computer.

Next thing, you can disable this parameters and restart the game (-cpuCount=2 -enableHT -maxmem=8192 -maxvram=1920)

or

You can try the last possible solution called All in One Runtimes tool.

1. Download All in One Runtimes
2. Repair your Visual C++, Java SE, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Shockwave Player, Silverlight, DirectX
3. Restart computer
4. Launch the game
5. Uninstall the tool

Your problem might be caused by a few GPU issues, too. You´re using GeForce GTX770 2GB

• wrong updated GPU drivers
• low space in your video memory
• decrease your graphic quality
• custom graphic settings (high graphic game quality vs. your GPU)
• discrepancies in the newest release GPU drivers

So, there is some solutions.

• try to decrease your graphic quality (if you're using ultra set high or medium). It´s possible that your have no more space on your GPU.
• reinstall your GPU drivers

I hope it´ll help you.

Let me know.

You can try verify game cache integrity after restarting your computer.
Next thing, you can disable this parameters and restart the game (-cpuCount=2 > -enableHT -maxmem=8192 -maxvram=1920)

done, but the FPS stay the same. I test the solutions later.

The solutions have helped partly. Now with few mission contents ArmA functions really well with ~ 30 FPS, but with a little bit more mission content the Frames fall again.

@TF133Alex

You would try to create a new profile and run the game again.
Don´forget to copy all your missions to new profile.

Did not help.

Hello,

We´ll try another solution.

Try switching to and playing on the profiling game branch. After downloading new data verify the integrity of the game cache.

• profiling branch (special performance + profiling build - requires access code: CautionSpecialProfilingAndTestingBranchArma3), alternative download of needed binary possible from Dwarden's dropbox

Let me know in any case.

Did not help too.
Tested with 2 different profiles and different graphics settings

Hi again,

Did you tried disable all parameters?

Also you can visit this page Arma 3 Unusual process exit and check all of the possible solution mentioned there.

The performance is a little better, yes, but every ~10 seconds the fps drops.

@TF133Alex

Can you send us next report to better investigate progress, plz?

Did you try All in One Runtimes tool?

Next, you can use this solutions:

1. re-install your GPU drivers (or uninsatll and install again)
2. try plug your GPU to TV via HDMI cable and investigate if the issue persist (or switch DVI to HDMI)
3. disable Crossfire mode, if you're allowed
4. decreasing you game graphic quality should create a more video memory space that should avoid crashes and freezes