OpenAL works great for me apart from some pauses it seems to cause every now and then randomly. I get way better fps with it enabled though. Running Vista 64 with A2ZS. I downloaded the newest OpenAL driver before installing UT3 if it makes a difference I don't know.
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Originally posted by FYouFragU View PostOpenAL works great for me apart from some pauses it seems to cause every now and then randomly. I get way better fps with it enabled though. Running Vista 64 with A2ZS. I downloaded the newest OpenAL driver before installing UT3 if it makes a difference I don't know.
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Try changing these lines, I'm not absolutely certain it will work, but its woth a shot....
Change this to: true
Code:PumpWindowMessagesWhenRenderThreadStalled=False
Code:bInitializeShadersOnDemand=False
Code:UseEffectsProcessing=True
Code:DeviceName=
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Originally posted by Pawnz0rz View PostMy cpu is a core 2 duo E6850. I havn't overclocked anything.
1. Disable DEP
2. Try setting the ut3.exe to run on a single CPU.
3. I'm not sure if your mobo has this in its BIOS. Its called "PCI Latency Timer" or something like that. It should be at 64. Setting it at any other value caused problems with my setup. Took me a while to figure it out, but when i set it to 64, all my sound problems went away.
4. Have you udated your chipset drivers?
Heres a link, grab the chipset drivers (I cant get a direct link). Also, if there is a new BIOS version (not BETA), grab that too... http://support.asus.com/download/dow...anguage=en-us#
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Well, today I went out and bought an X-fi Extreme Gamer Sound Card.
Came home and installed it. Same problem. I tried switching it to a different PCI slot. Still nothing.
I downloaded the Guru3d driver sweeper and reinstalled the drivers and it had no effect. The only thing I can think is that the uninstall for the Soundmax card I had in left something horrible behind and it was creating a conflict.
BTW, I wanted to see if the problem was only in UT3 so I installed Oblivion and it worked fine.
My last hope; I formatted the hard drive, reinstalled Windows, installed all the drivers I needed, and installed UT3.
The Game now works. Issue resolved, abeit due to some unknown problem that got obliterated by the format. */me laughs crazily*
I cant help but think though that I didnt need to buy a new Scound card. Oh well, Ill use the other one in my old PC.
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There is no conflict beetween two soundcards. Its only a hardware conflict sometimes (faulty BIOS), but not because of two cards. Windows can run as much soundcards as you want.
Its a instabil system. Thats it. Soundcards with hardware acceleration are accessing RAm in a way wich will lead to a crash if the RAM is not working 100% stable.
And again: Reset BIOS to standard values, raise RAM Voltage, dont overclock, reinstall Windows after this. End...
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