- May 30, 2008
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Hello everyone. I was recommended to this site by a friend after he was completely baffled by my problem. I'll start off by giving my entire computers specs so to avoid needless questions. Keep in mind that I know nothing about computer hardware so all the following info is off the stick on the side of the box.
OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+
RAM: 3GB DDRII
Optical: SuperMulti
Video: ATI Radion HD2400Pro 256MB
Audio: Intergrated
LAN: Intergrated LAN 10/100/1000
BIOS: R01-A3
Now on to my issue.
I have 2 MMOs that I play. World of Warcraft and Neverwinter Nights 2. Now, with all of my Catalyst Control Center setting on default, when playing NWN2 and going through an Area Transition it sometimes gives that classic 'Program Not Responding' message. (YAY! >_> ) This also always happens when I Alt+Tab out. This morning I finally got so sick of this, that I opened up my CCC and lowered all of the setting to their minimum. Then restarted NWN2 (already minimum graphics) and changed the resolution size from my normal 1680x1024, as I have an LG 20" WideFlat, to I belive 1024x7XX (something). This seemed to fix that issue.
However, because of Chaos Theory this caused another issue. When I finally finished what I needed done on NWN2 (checking to see if I fixed its issue), I returned to WoW. Prior to changing the settings in my CCC, I was getting anywhere from 35 to 40 frames per second. Although, when I logged back in I was then lucky to see 20fps as my average was about 18.5fps. I am wondering, why is there this sudden drop in my FPS between games, when lowering the graphics output of the entire card should have only increased the preformance.
Now, as you saw in the title, there was an S in ()'s. This is another issue that has been bothering me a little bit, but surprisingly not as irritating as the other one. Often when I am playing an MMO, any MMO, the video feed for the game seems to freeze, while audio continues. Aside from that, it appears the computer is indeed frozen. Though this only actually lasts about 3 to 30 seconds. I'm wondering why this is happening and if there is anything I can do to fix these issues. If anyone can lend me some aid, I would really appreciate it.
Rei
OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+
RAM: 3GB DDRII
Optical: SuperMulti
Video: ATI Radion HD2400Pro 256MB
Audio: Intergrated
LAN: Intergrated LAN 10/100/1000
BIOS: R01-A3
Now on to my issue.
I have 2 MMOs that I play. World of Warcraft and Neverwinter Nights 2. Now, with all of my Catalyst Control Center setting on default, when playing NWN2 and going through an Area Transition it sometimes gives that classic 'Program Not Responding' message. (YAY! >_> ) This also always happens when I Alt+Tab out. This morning I finally got so sick of this, that I opened up my CCC and lowered all of the setting to their minimum. Then restarted NWN2 (already minimum graphics) and changed the resolution size from my normal 1680x1024, as I have an LG 20" WideFlat, to I belive 1024x7XX (something). This seemed to fix that issue.
However, because of Chaos Theory this caused another issue. When I finally finished what I needed done on NWN2 (checking to see if I fixed its issue), I returned to WoW. Prior to changing the settings in my CCC, I was getting anywhere from 35 to 40 frames per second. Although, when I logged back in I was then lucky to see 20fps as my average was about 18.5fps. I am wondering, why is there this sudden drop in my FPS between games, when lowering the graphics output of the entire card should have only increased the preformance.
Now, as you saw in the title, there was an S in ()'s. This is another issue that has been bothering me a little bit, but surprisingly not as irritating as the other one. Often when I am playing an MMO, any MMO, the video feed for the game seems to freeze, while audio continues. Aside from that, it appears the computer is indeed frozen. Though this only actually lasts about 3 to 30 seconds. I'm wondering why this is happening and if there is anything I can do to fix these issues. If anyone can lend me some aid, I would really appreciate it.
Rei