Seinah Andel

hmm I was gunna say it's a problem with Nvidia cards but I'm not sure... but it's still a possibility... I'll post some more info in the main message can you post your specs?

not quite, I dont even have to be moving for this to happen, I dont even need any prims or other avatars around me, as I said I could be up in the sky, and my "stutter" has a different rhythm. Also my problem is new to version 3.0.3

Thanks for the reply! As for my graphics card, it still runs well enough for me and plays everything well enough, I like to tweak the settings for optimum performance anyway ^^ I just included my driver version, I'm running the latest 280.26 and I was when I had the issue as well I like viewer 3 though because it's stable and up to date and fast for me, though I do like alot of the features of firestorm, -vertical IM tabs -sound notification on keywords in chat -RLV -Pie menu -notification on people entering and exiting chat range -auto close ((OOC)) -extra graphics menus -yes I'm talking to you developers Though I suppose this thread is meant more to notify the developers of this issue since I'm technically beta testing... though I find it rather stupid that I have to post this in the forums and there isn't a little UI button or something to "Report Bug" with a simple bug type, and message box that then gathers your specs and sends them your report... this is a beta and the point of us using this beta is to find bugs for you to fix, LL... just thought I'd point that out... lulz I'm pointlessly ranting arent I? 9u9

Hey, I'm using the official Second Life Beta Viewer 3.0.3 every 3/4 of a second or so, the viewer seems to have tiny lag spikes that last for about 1/10 of a second. this happens no matter if my frame rate is at 15 in a crowded house or if I'm up in the sky at 70 FPS with nothing around. I dont have this problem with viewer 3.0.2, 3.0.0, Phoenix, Firestorm, RLV, or Kirsten's Viewer. also sometimes it doesn't lag for a few seconds and starts up again. My specs are: Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 Processor (overclocked at 2.6 GHz) 4GB 360 MHz DDR2 RAM (3.25GB Useable) ASUS P5K SE Motherboard Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTS 512 Graphics Card (Driver v280.26 latest) I did tests on my 2 other computers and none of them had problems though both of Hitomi Tiponi's Nvidia computers have this problem it seems, maybe it's a problem with Nvidia cards Gateway NV52 laptop AMD Athalon X2 64 2.1GHz 4GB RAM Win 7 Ultimate 64bit ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics DELL Inspiron 530 Desktop Windows XP Pro 32bit Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 2.2GHz Processor 2GB RAM Nvidia Geforce 8600 GT