Beauty-Man on 15/6/2009 at 02:17
You may be able to disregard this thread since I just seen one titled "Multicore processors" lol. I never knew of this part of the forum sorry!
Ever since I purchased the Intel i7 processor and tried running Thief 2 it's been going haywire. Take it to my AMD rig and it runs like a charm.
I get as far as starting a mission and playing for 5 minutes then the entire computer freezes.
For a test run I played "A wonderful reception" and blew all the candles.
The zombie didn't even pop out the cake and PC froze.
I can't think of any other reason why it would be not working. . .
Any thoughts?
MoroseTroll on 15/6/2009 at 06:58
Core i7 is the most fastest x86-CPU in the world at this time, but I doubt that it cannot handle with Thief 2 :). Please describe more exactly your hardware and software. BTW, did you try to fix the multi-core issue as described in the FAQ?
Bjossi on 15/6/2009 at 10:31
Quote Posted by Beauty-Man
You may be able to disregard this thread since I just seen one titled "Multicore processors" lol.
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Any thoughts?
You are obviously aware of what is causing the game to freeze, and the solution is in the FAQ, so what is the point in this thread?
Beauty-Man on 15/6/2009 at 23:47
Oh believe me Bjossi you may disregrad this thread at your own risk since it was stated in the beginning,
"You may be able to disregard this thread since I just seen one titled
"Multicore processors" lol. I never knew of this part of the forum sorry!
. . .(Sigh) looks like we both forgot to read and comprehend ay? Lol
And yep MooseTroll I figured the problem lol :D there was a forum covering it. I just had to run the DDFix program and BOOM it worked haha thanks.
Bjossi on 16/6/2009 at 00:13
Quote Posted by Beauty-Man
"You may be able to disregard this thread since I just seen one titled
"Multicore processors" lol. I never knew of this part of the forum sorry!
. . .(Sigh) looks like we both forgot to read and comprehend ay? Lol
Well, yes, but overlooking an entire forum easily wins misunderstanding a sentence.
But anyway, I'm glad you got the problem resolved. Though I should mention that the i7 line-up is far from being the only troublemaker. ;)
