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Rebooting game

Submitted by Wipperwill on Mon, 2007-01-01 11:09. Space Empires V General

Love this game, when I can play. I can play on my old P4 2.6. Whenever I try to play on my Newer one, AMD X2 (dual processors) 4200 I get a reboot whenever I hit certain buttons, like contruction que, planets, and others.

What I've tried:

- Turned off one of the CPU processors. nada.
- Updated my video drivers. There seemed to be a timing issue that was fixed. Whenever I panned it would be jerky. Not anymore, but I still reboot.

Seems obvious to me this program has issues with dual core processors since I can play it fine on my wives computer, P4 2.6 with 6800 vidio card.

Any suggestions?

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None realy

Submitted by evilginger on Mon, 2007-01-01 11:45.

The game like vary many has issues with multi processor computers but turning one off usually solves it. As for the other issue all I can suggest is send a zipped save with as much detail of your set up to and await results as if it can be fixed it will be other than that get yourself a nice cheap second hand Pc of the same spec as your wife’s from a pc recycling place to run it on.

Crash bugs will always take priority

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Another Thing

Submitted by Wipperwill on Mon, 2007-01-01 11:55.

I'm almost positive its the display drivers. I turned off auto-reboot, then I started the game. I eperienced a crash and one of the problems was nv4_disp.dll address BFA0B3923. This is with one processor turned off. I had just finished uninstalling the old driver(actually the same current driver) and installing the current one. What bothers me so much is it plays fine on my old P4 with a 6800 card. The newer 7950 seems to be giving it fits.

Thanks for the quick response Evil.

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Dual Core

Submitted by Rilbur on Mon, 2007-01-01 16:17.

I thought the dual core issues where fixed... I upgraded a little while ago and haven't had any issues from it.
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Same here

Submitted by Destroyer224 on Mon, 2007-01-01 21:10.

Wipperwill wrote:
I'm almost positive its the display drivers. I turned off auto-reboot, then I started the game. I eperienced a crash and one of the problems was nv4_disp.dll address BFA0B3923. This is with one processor turned off. I had just finished uninstalling the old driver(actually the same current driver) and installing the current one. What bothers me so much is it plays fine on my old P4 with a 6800 card. The newer 7950 seems to be giving it fits.

Thanks for the quick response Evil.

Wow, describes my predicament PERFECTLY. I have a dual core 2.4 processor and whenever I press certain buttons, such as the construction que button, the computer resets. I got an error message as well saying it was the same exact nv4_disp.dll that was having a problem. I have to play SE5 on my other computer, but then when I try to have massive space battles, it lags like crazy because the comp is an older one.

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Wondering

Submitted by Rilbur on Mon, 2007-01-01 21:33.

Hrm, thats odd... I'm wondering if having a dual core is making the game run in a way that exposes an otherwise invisible video flaw...

./Sigh, I need to finish my mod and start playing the game so I can see if I'm doing these things... (as opposed to loading it and playing around with ship design and what not)
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My other computer uses a dual-core aswell

Submitted by Destroyer224 on Tue, 2007-01-02 16:42.

The other one uses a dual core aswell, but it is not quite as fast and is made by ATI, while the computer having the problem has a dual core made by Intel. That may be the cause of the problem, but I suspect that my memory might also be involved.

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