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"RMWChaos" wrote: Oblivion runs fine here too. Thought I read on the Oblivion site that the patch was not for x64 systems. Are you running any kind of system monitoring software or hardware like ASUS Probe? These periodically poll the system, and I have seen delays in games because of it. Try disabling all your other apps first, then run Oblivion. Also, try setting your video options down to minimum and work your way up. Should be smooth sailing for you at lowest video settings. My config for reference: Vista x64 Beta 2 ASUS A8V, onboard audio and LAN AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 1GB Corsair PC2700 (2x 512MB) 80GB Maxtor UDMA ATA133 HDD BFG GeForce 7800GSOC 256MB (using nVidia Vista x64 beta driver) -Rob "Paul Smith" wrote: "Roman" wrote in message ... All, I've got a problem with Oblivion. The game runs very jerky, ok for a few seconds, then freeze for a few seconds, runs for a few seconds, then freeze for a few seconds... Running Vista 64 A8N-SLI-SE AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1Gb RAM nVidia GF 7300GS PCIe (running MS WDDM driver) I've not played the game yet and I'm really keen to start. I've applied the v1.1 game patch. I did get a dialog box during install saying it couldn't identify the video card. I did have nVidia drivers but uninstalled them because I couldn't get the 3D windows without the MS WDDM drivers. Any thoughts? Maybe I need to wait until MS release an update to the 64 bit beta Oblivion runs fine here but I'm using a Radeon 850XT PE with ATI's drivers. My only thoughts are to boot XP to play it. 8-) nVidia's drivers to seem to be having a lot of issues. -- Paul Smith, Yeovil, UK. Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User. http://www.windowsresource.net/ *Remove 'nospam.' to reply by e-mail* |
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Bah, my response wasn't included? Anyway, following upgrade to RC1 all is
fine, Oblivion is running as smooth as silk. "Roman" wrote: "RMWChaos" wrote: Oblivion runs fine here too. Thought I read on the Oblivion site that the patch was not for x64 systems. Are you running any kind of system monitoring software or hardware like ASUS Probe? These periodically poll the system, and I have seen delays in games because of it. Try disabling all your other apps first, then run Oblivion. Also, try setting your video options down to minimum and work your way up. Should be smooth sailing for you at lowest video settings. My config for reference: Vista x64 Beta 2 ASUS A8V, onboard audio and LAN AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 1GB Corsair PC2700 (2x 512MB) 80GB Maxtor UDMA ATA133 HDD BFG GeForce 7800GSOC 256MB (using nVidia Vista x64 beta driver) -Rob "Paul Smith" wrote: "Roman" wrote in message ... All, I've got a problem with Oblivion. The game runs very jerky, ok for a few seconds, then freeze for a few seconds, runs for a few seconds, then freeze for a few seconds... Running Vista 64 A8N-SLI-SE AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1Gb RAM nVidia GF 7300GS PCIe (running MS WDDM driver) I've not played the game yet and I'm really keen to start. I've applied the v1.1 game patch. I did get a dialog box during install saying it couldn't identify the video card. I did have nVidia drivers but uninstalled them because I couldn't get the 3D windows without the MS WDDM drivers. Any thoughts? Maybe I need to wait until MS release an update to the 64 bit beta Oblivion runs fine here but I'm using a Radeon 850XT PE with ATI's drivers. My only thoughts are to boot XP to play it. 8-) nVidia's drivers to seem to be having a lot of issues. -- Paul Smith, Yeovil, UK. Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User. http://www.windowsresource.net/ *Remove 'nospam.' to reply by e-mail* |