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Quote: Originally Posted by tijo this doesn't apply to your case, but v-sync is there to prevent tearing on high end systems where the fps can...

I agree with tijo; it's most likely caused by the Intel video chip. Its drivers don't implement some part(s) of the DirectX interfaces...

I'd say it's a problem with the video drivers. DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL is almost always caused by a driver bug or a faulty video...

There was a tool, GWunpacker, that could do this, only I can't seem to find it anywhere. See the Xentax wiki article for a lot of technical...

Try turning off hardware sound acceleration in the Guild Wars settings dialog. A lot of cheap sound chips have bad drivers that cause problems...

The Internet connection's speed shouldn't affect the in-game framerate much; as far as I can tell the game runs just as well on 10 mbit/s...

The only graphics setting that matters for the drunk effect is post-processing, which your video hardware doesn't support - or so the game...

15 seconds of googling would suggest the wire's used for chassis intrusion detection, a feature that lets the computer detect and possibly...

Quote: Originally Posted by voldermord well assuming yours is diff..my "brisbane" wouldnt boot till i changed the memory. it all depends...

1. I've seen some of benchmarks that would suggest video drivers _do_ often get slightly slower as the version number increases, probably due...