Possibly, migrating the data off it would be annoying but I do have a free SATA port on my PC and getting a faster drive would allow me to install things on it other than just work. I could always just stop using it for virtual memory that way the computer should have no reason to access it while in a game.
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[quote]Conquest Frontier Wars (mentioned above) has A LOT in common with Sins.[/quote] That game was geat! Still have it but its so dated. I heard that Sins of meant to be a remake of it but I see some links but still its abit different. On Conquest you own entire systems rather than planets and must defend the wormholes from attack to defend the system and your planets which you can only build around in a big halo ring. The races are the same to sins, the Humans, the Insects and a robo
Well this game is too similar the old Conquest Frontier Wars in many ways so I'm hopeing the story line will be as good when they add it on.
I get the same problem. When I play the game for a while almost ever 30mins or less the sound goes horrid. As in very horrid! It sounds as if the speakers are under water in an echoy room as it stutters, fizzes, echoes and is muffled. After about 5mins it clears up again and goes back to very good quality that almost on que goes back to horrid every 30mins. I don't know how to fix it or what causes it but I've found that taking the game to desktop the putting it back up again and again while the
As for overheating well the fan on my Graphics card is also cooled by the huge fan from the processor so in fact should be cooler than my brothers card were the card is located in a heated area that is full of dust. (Though our cards have different heat sinks on them) I'm just trying to find the real problem here, comparing the two cards as they have the same artefacts as each other with there location within the PC. (my pc being almost dust free while my bros is full of dust) I have al
It could be a bad card but its odd when my brother's card (which is the same as mine) has the exact same artifacts and even another type of ATI card (which uses the same drivers) has similar artifacts. Its just seems like the drivers are bad. If it is a bad card then sins is the only game that is/was effected by it while all my other games like HL2 aren't, just seems abit odd really.
Could be dust, though the heat sink is a brick (being a Intel P4 HT) so is harder to clean. It could be bad drivers seeing as the drivers I have from ATI have odd effects on my card. Like an instant flash just before playing and video and a slight zig zaging line on dark colours but not on blacks. I think this is more of a driver problem that the card itself seeing as my brother (who has the exact same card (we brought them together)) has the same effects that I have but has not had a BS
Anyone know what the problem could of been?
Yep the address in event view say: Error code [B]1000007e[/B], parameter1 [B]c0000005[/B], parameter2 [B]806e494f[/B], parameter3 [B]ba503c30[/B], parameter4 [B]ba50392c[/B]
I installed Sins of my P4 HT computer which has 1.5GB of RAM and a 512mb ATI sapphire Radeon X1650 Pro graphics card with a 19" widescreen monitor at a res of 1440x900. I set the game to the high settings (not highest) with bloom but no anti-analising at a res of 1440x900. I then started a random small game, the game started to load and got half way then crashed (making the repeating sound) then within seconds went to a BSOD. This was the first time I had got a BSOD on my PC and it had only h
Sorry about the repeat thread, the old one didn't show any text and had errors whenever I tried to repliy... Hope tjis one doesn't have it too. I installed Sins of my P4 HT computer which has 1.5GB of RAM and a 512mb ATI sapphire Radeon X1650 Pro graphics card with a 19" widescreen monitor at a res of 1440x900. I set the game to the high settings (not highest) with bloom but no anti-anali