Fallout 3 DLC's

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Caleb

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I've got all the Fallout 3 DLCs and they are pretty good and Fallout 3 would be better if there is no memory leaks in Fallout 3. So far i did'nt get a crash to Desktop on XP Home but Fallout 3 frozen once without screen going funny on Mothership Zeta and in Vanilla Fallout 3 after I enter I think it is library of arlington it froze with a bit of a funny screen and i'm using 190.38 WHQL drivers and I pushed reset and before the screen showed bootup like normal and booted up windows like normal when the screen was on standby i'm not sure whether the screen was a bit funny or not maybe i'm being paranoid.
Before I updated my video drivers it was 186.18 WHQL i was using and once when I was doing a get the geck mission in the vault fighting the super mutants
the screen went colourful funny and I hit the reset button and it booted up normal. I've had some crashes to desktop using 186.18 WHQL drivers.
 
Caleb said:
I've got all the Fallout 3 DLCs and they are pretty good and Fallout 3 would be better if there is no memory leaks in Fallout 3. So far i did'nt get a crash to Desktop on XP Home but Fallout 3 frozen once without screen going funny on Mothership Zeta and in Vanilla Fallout 3 after I enter I think it is library of arlington it froze with a bit of a funny screen and i'm using 190.38 WHQL drivers and I pushed reset and before the screen showed bootup like normal and booted up windows like normal when the screen was on standby i'm not sure whether the screen was a bit funny or not maybe i'm being paranoid.
Before I updated my video drivers it was 186.18 WHQL i was using and once when I was doing a get the geck mission in the vault fighting the super mutants
the screen went colourful funny and I hit the reset button and it booted up normal. I've had some crashes to desktop using 186.18 WHQL drivers.
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A memory leak doesn't cause corruption or graphical errors. In most cases it actually doesn't cause a performance issue provided that the system has enough ram.

What it sounds like is your video card either isn't getting enough power or is overheating. I can't remember if the nvidia panel has a temp monitor, but you might want to see how hot it is getting (anything over 65C-70C is pushing it).
 
this is the specs i'm using at the moment:

Gigabyte EP35-DS3P with bios flashed to F3 Motherboard
intel e6850 3.00ghz
2 Gigs Generic ddr2-800 ram
Elitegroup 9800GTX+ 512MB graphic card
320 gig hard drive western digital
soundblaster audigy value
dvd burner drive not bluray burner
floppy drive
armor jr with 2 fans working and one of them Led
Zalman 9500a led and vf1000 videocard cooler
Antec 550 Watt NeoHE Power supply
 
I had a similar problem.

But that is mostly my CPU can't handle the game.

I opened a desk at the Comic Book Factory and the game crashed. :p

But my video card is much lower than yours, Caleb.

That could be 2 things the game couldn't handle, though.


Since I beaten the game as the "Very good guy", I just need to beat it as the "Very evil guy." I could try "Neutral", but that would take too much time.

Do you enjoy the new DLCs? And which do you prefer?


Antec 550 Watt NeoHE Power supply
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Hmm...is that enough for a intel e6850 3.00ghz and Elitegroup 9800GTX+ 512MB graphic card?
 
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Yes I enjoyed the new dlcs and at the moment i'm on point lookout
and I'm trying playing Fallout 3 on 60Hz refresh rate to see if it would
be more stable and I like Mothership Zeta the best.

I told the computer shop guy some of my specs and he thinks I got
the power for the e6850 and 9800GTX+.
 
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