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[zunath]

I'm running NWN on Windows 7 and I've noticed that the game and toolset use 50% of my CPU at all times. I understand the game only runs on one CPU, but is this typical behavior?  Is it really supposed to be hogging that much of the CPU?

Thanks for any answers.

[Skildron]

Yes, nwn is really takes a lot of CPU power.

Greetings
Skildron

[zunath]

Odd, I don't remember it taking that much when I was running XP. In any case, thanks for the quick response.

[LongLiveRockathon]

I am also having this problem and the game running entirely too slow like in this thread: http://social.biowar...-4879430-1.html
I've done everything from fresh install, to messing with the cpu affinity, turning a core off, and it's still unplayable.
I have an HP Pavilan
AMD Turion Dual Core Mobile M260 at 2.5 GHz
and ATI Radeon M880g with HD 4200
and running Window 7.
Any new ideas would greatly help.

[Lazarus Magni]

By messing with the cpu affinity, do you mean in the ini's? There are a couple setting you can tweak there and this site explains the different fields and settings in the ini.
http://nwn.wikia.com...i/Nwnplayer.ini
Specifically nwn.ini, and nwnplayer.ini are what you need to look at I think. I have heard conflicting reports on what is the proper cpu affinity setting for a dual core, the most recent one I heard was setting it to -2. That's what I am using, although previously I think it was set to just 0 and that was working for me too. I am also running vista, and I know there are other issues for win 7, so I am not really sure.

[Shia Luck]

Also try experimenting with the catalyst AI settings. I have two machines and both need different settings.

Good luck