i've had similar problems myself since i upgraded vista to windows 7. i can play for about 10 mins then i get a freeze followed by a system reset with a driver error. my system could hardly be called weak as it is an i7 920, 6 Gb ddr3 RAM, hd5770 video card. was fine under vista but now i keep getting thisd problem. all dreivers etc are the latest versions so i'm just hoping that next driver release will solve the problem.
System Crashing!
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#27
Posté 08 mars 2010 - 11:37
Dragantha
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Neil Richardson Baker wrote...
i've had similar problems myself since i upgraded vista to windows 7. i can play for about 10 mins then i get a freeze followed by a system reset with a driver error. my system could hardly be called weak as it is an i7 920, 6 Gb ddr3 RAM, hd5770 video card. was fine under vista but now i keep getting thisd problem. all dreivers etc are the latest versions so i'm just hoping that next driver release will solve the problem.
gee
isnt that a bit overkill ?? a i7 ?
only got a Quad core here with 4 gig memory and a 1 gig vid card .
ow and it even runs well on my Laptop .
a duo core with 4 gig memory and 512 mb vid
#28
Posté 19 janvier 2011 - 01:59
Woggen
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Peace, my friends. You're both right. If you want to completely redesign a laptop so it can play DAO, you can. It just costs a crapload of cash. It's probably cheaper to buy a new desktop. I have the exact type of chip Gorath is talking about, and it really is a piece of crap. But I am also able to play Guild wars which is undisputably a 3D game. Conclusion: Laptops with intel processors or not built to handle gaming. But if you want to play slightly older, lower graphics games, you can. Dragon Age and other high-intensity games, however, are out of the question. I'm going to start saving up for a gateway.
