I always get low fps and bad performance all the time no matter what with constant rubberbanding, stallling etc even on the low settings. I have a Intel Core 2 Quad CPU , 8GB of ram, windows vista 64bit and 2 Nvidia GeForce 9500 GT cards yet my old imac could run it no problem just on basic settings. Any help would be appreciated, oh and i have the 190 drivers not the 191.
Thanks.

My eyes are melting away :(

Sorry to say it, but no help is coming, my friend. I'm running dual gtx260s, and I've been getting crappy frames since launch. Every other game that I play, including Fallout 3, Crysis, Left 4 Dead, Call of Duty: WaW, Batman: Arkham Asylum, etc, etc, etc, gets amazing frames at max settings.

Ditto, but just one GTX 260. Learn to live with it and go to very low settings or hope for a lucky patch as they aren't saying anything other than to try older drivers. Good luck.

Ah fair enough, thanks for the responses anyway, yeah i only have problems with champions aswell =/ which is a bit of a relief really knowning its not my computers fault =)

Have you seen the thread on SLI nVidia drivers that are in beta right now? Amazing stuff for CO. 195.xx-something

Welcome to MMO programming--where it's not the consumer, but the provider.

You can have the best rig in the world that even Skynet would be threatened of, but it still couldn't (wouldn't) be arsed to put up with the poor engines programmed by MMO developers.

The only way you'd likely to see what they've make-believed on the back of the box, is if you had their machines, the exact same rig they made those "screen shots" on...

Try switching off anti-aliasing. I am running everything on highest settings almost without lags. Switching off AA is always a key to decent performance in games.

Shadows off, alone also throws in about 10fps.

Heh indeed, everquest 2 used half of pc resources just to draw shadows. In CO there aren't that many objects to draw shadows (like grass, flowers, bushes, poles etc) but AA seems to be unoptimized so it would lag even with high end graphics card.