Just installed Fallout 3, downloaded all the DLC and updated to version 1.7.
Go to play the game, and........... locks up at random points during the opening sequence.
I have the latest driver for my video card and motherboard. Windows 7 Home Premium, updated current as of today. Running the game in Vista SP2 Compatibility Mode with Administrator rights selected.
Now, here is the part that may put some of you off.....
Computer is a Sony VPCCW26FX. That is right, a notebook. Corei5 @ 2.4 gigahertz, GT330M graphics card and 500gig hard drive. The Hard Drive is a 5400rpm unit but once the game is loaded, that shouldn't make too much a difference. Has 4 gigs of RAM and I can see (using task manager) that the game is only loading two gigs out of the four. I can hear the cooling fan spinning up, but its been much louder and faster on other games, so that leads me to believe it isn't overheating. Really, not part of the machine is hot when the thing locks up.
What gives? Whats behind the lockup?
Go to play the game, and........... locks up at random points during the opening sequence.
I have the latest driver for my video card and motherboard. Windows 7 Home Premium, updated current as of today. Running the game in Vista SP2 Compatibility Mode with Administrator rights selected.
Now, here is the part that may put some of you off.....
Computer is a Sony VPCCW26FX. That is right, a notebook. Corei5 @ 2.4 gigahertz, GT330M graphics card and 500gig hard drive. The Hard Drive is a 5400rpm unit but once the game is loaded, that shouldn't make too much a difference. Has 4 gigs of RAM and I can see (using task manager) that the game is only loading two gigs out of the four. I can hear the cooling fan spinning up, but its been much louder and faster on other games, so that leads me to believe it isn't overheating. Really, not part of the machine is hot when the thing locks up.
What gives? Whats behind the lockup?