Stuggernaut
Grandma's Chippy
Ok...my nephew came over about a week ago and was playing games on my new system. Right before he left, he locked up the system (first lock up on it ever) while playing BF1942. Since then, I have noticed this "problem" in most of my games I play.
For example...
Max Payne 2 - The game will graphically lock up but the sound will still going. Eventually the game will "catch up" and I can continue...but eventually it locks up too much and I have to restart the game. It never out and out crashes, it just seems to lag or something.
Tiger Woods 2004 - Same thing....I'll be swinging the club and boom...graphics will lock up and eventually the game will catch up but more often with this one it just takes too long so I Alt F4 it rather than wait.
So it doesn't seem like the games are crashing, or permanently locking the system...just like a wave of lag/delay with the graphics. Like in MP2 the cut scenes will play all the audio while the video stays on the first image.
I have totally removed all drivers and reinstalled the newest ones again. Same thing with DirectX (9.0b). Aside from that, I have no idea what may be causing this effect.
Any ideas?
For example...
Max Payne 2 - The game will graphically lock up but the sound will still going. Eventually the game will "catch up" and I can continue...but eventually it locks up too much and I have to restart the game. It never out and out crashes, it just seems to lag or something.
Tiger Woods 2004 - Same thing....I'll be swinging the club and boom...graphics will lock up and eventually the game will catch up but more often with this one it just takes too long so I Alt F4 it rather than wait.
So it doesn't seem like the games are crashing, or permanently locking the system...just like a wave of lag/delay with the graphics. Like in MP2 the cut scenes will play all the audio while the video stays on the first image.
I have totally removed all drivers and reinstalled the newest ones again. Same thing with DirectX (9.0b). Aside from that, I have no idea what may be causing this effect.
Any ideas?