I am running an Opty 165 and have been having constant connection problems where I lose connection and basically have to reboot, which is obviously a bit of a pain. I can't remember exactly where I saw it, may well have been in here, but I tried changing the 'affinity' of my cpu when running BF2 to ensure that it only runs on one processor rather than both. I am not too sure why but this seems to have fixed my problem and BF2 is a lot more stable (well taking into consideration the features that 1.3 brought i.e. bizarre crashes ). So I just wondered if anyone else does the same or has any other workarounds to try and get more stable gameplay.
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Re: Anyone using a Dual Core Processor?
Originally posted by Rock_FUI have the opty 165 as well, I always set the game to use 1 cpu as when both are assigned I get choppy play even though the Fps is around 80-90.
I tried the ms hotfix, but maybe I got the wrong one because it didn't work for me.
And to Dirk001: you have Duo Core its Pentium , they dont need HOt Fix like AMD.
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Re: Anyone using a Dual Core Processor?
I use duel core but I always turn off one core. If I leave both on I get this annoying studder while playing. Before anyone says anything; I've done the MS hotfix and it still does it through two different computer builds. Bottom line; BF2 is not programmed to take advantage of duel core.
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Re: Anyone using a Dual Core Processor?
Originally posted by scott111I use duel core but I always turn off one core. If I leave both on I get this annoying studder while playing. Before anyone says anything; I've done the MS hotfix and it still does it through two different computer builds. Bottom line; BF2 is not programmed to take advantage of duel core.
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Re: Anyone using a Dual Core Processor?
Originally posted by scott111I use duel core but I always turn off one core. If I leave both on I get this annoying studder while playing. Before anyone says anything; I've done the MS hotfix and it still does it through two different computer builds. Bottom line; BF2 is not programmed to take advantage of duel core.
Is all the software at the moment unable to utilise the Dual Core? Or is it just BF2?
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Re: Anyone using a Dual Core Processor?
Originally posted by Q-TexIs that right? I was going to upgrade to Dual Core but now you've told me that i'll probably not bother.
Is all the software at the moment unable to utilise the Dual Core? Or is it just BF2?
edit: you should also note, that even though you may have to have a program use only one core, your operating system and other programs are using both cores so your still getting the most from your CPU
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