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Thread ID: 65966	2006-02-06 08:08:00	Need For Speed Most Wanted: Runs stuttery on capable machine	hamstar (4)	Press F1

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427642	2006-02-06 23:40:00	Before turning off any firewalls, please make sure you're disconnected from the Internet. Hackers don't stop probing your PC because you're playing a game.	kingdragonfly (309)
427643	2006-02-06 23:51:00	Funny that. The manual says to disable any AV or FW software before loading the game, but I wonder how smart that would be when you want to play online...?	Lizard (2409)
427644	2006-02-07 06:05:00	Try This, Download the PCI Latency tool from downloads.guru3d.com 2. Open it up and look at your settings for your GFX card (VGA Compatible Controller) .... Mine were at 248 .... But other GFX cards could be different .... 255 maybe ?? Its in the 200's anyway !! 3. Now right click and change this to 64 .... and change your Soundcard Latency to 64 and your PCI Bridge (AGP) to 64 .... This is what ive done and its helped a lot and stopped hangs :-D 4. Now apply the settings and save .... and check the "Apply On Start Up" box under the Settings drop down!! 5. Make shure its all applied and the numbers have all changed to 64 then exit the program .... and try your game	cjongreen (7128)
427645	2006-02-11 00:56:00	For a start make sure no applications are running AT ALL. Also what monitor do u have, that may have something to do with the problem?	Albert (482)
427646	2006-02-11 19:02:00	Im running nfs mw fine on high settings but on 640*480 resolution. I got AMD64 2800+ 512DDr400, g4c fx5200. You might need to get a ptch from this site www.softwarepatch.com	polo (6383)
427647	2006-02-13 02:13:00	3500+ & 6600GT w 1Gb mem @ 10x7 high details. Rans okay with 1 sec freeze when heaps on traffic... Check your AGP aperture size in BIOS & also Fast Writes, Aperture should be 1/2 ram size and turn fast writes off. Also check that AF & AA are turned OFF on the driver, not app controlled	SolMiester (139)
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