Hello,
Sometimes my Guild Wars crashes after being minimized for a little while... And even though that box pops up, where you can choose to send a report etc, I can't click send or write what I was doing, and I end up having to kill Gw.exe.
I read somewhere that Guild Wars has problems with dual core processors, and was wondering if that could have anything to do with this?
Guild Wars Crashing
juthiathjuth
Quaker
It hasn't been determined if dual-core processors "cause" the problems, but forcing GW to run in only one core does eliminate (or drastically reduce) the crashes.
Do a search on these forums or on the net for a little app called "ForceCore". It will allow you to make GW run in only 1 core.
Do a search on these forums or on the net for a little app called "ForceCore". It will allow you to make GW run in only 1 core.
Snograt
I'm at work, so I have plenty of time to do people's Googling for them
http://www.kalme.de/index.php?option...44&Itemi d=35
http://www.kalme.de/index.php?option...44&Itemi d=35
Darcryed
Got the same problem, I was about to beat the final boss in a dungeon, then I got to go for an hour or so, so I minimized Gw.. when I came back there was the report thing, so I went through the dungeon for nothing.
Lycan Nibbler
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Originally Posted by Snograt
I'm at work, so I have plenty of time to do people's Googling for them
http://www.kalme.de/index.php?option...44&Itemi d=35 |
I may be blind, asI could not see the "manual" way to force to 1 processor once the games were open either.
Snograt
Hmm, I've never needed to check Task Manager while running gwx2 - surely there's two separate instances of GW running that you can easily identify?
Ctrl+Shift+Esc then set affinity - have one instance on core 0 and one on core 1 ?
Ctrl+Shift+Esc then set affinity - have one instance on core 0 and one on core 1 ?