- #STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP DRIVERS#
- #STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP UPDATE#
- #STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP MANUAL#
- #STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP FULL#
#STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP DRIVERS#
Some of the problems were probably caused by old drivers or overheating issues - simply because those things can cause problems for any game - but there are hundreds of users who have clearly shown that the crash errors they are seeing are due to a problem with the game, not a problem with their computers.ĭespite this, Blizzard's official response is to blame the users and deny that there is any problem with the game. The game is obviously at fault for a large number of unexplained system crashes and lock ups. I am also going to try adjusting Catalyst A.I to off as proposed in another thread.īrowse through Blizzard's Technical Support forum and look for the largest threads. Will let you guys know if this has any effect. I was also thinking of trying to set the starcraft EXE process' affinity to single core in the task manager to see how that works. (This did not fix the issue, but allowed the crashes to recover in some cases. (If one already exists, just change the value from 2 to 10) - I changed to 10 Create a new 32_BIT DWORD Key, and name it "TdrDelay" (case-sensitive) and assign it a Decimal Value of "10". Navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers"ģ. (this should be sufficient, don't go any higher as it may be bad for your video card IF an actual issue does arise.)Ģ. We will raise the TDR timeout period to 10 seconds. Allowing me to get through some of the game until a proper fix can be provided. It seemed to allow some of my crashes in single player to recover.
(Wasn't sure if i could provide links.) So I've provided the steps instead. I read this is for the video card choking recovery wait time. Tried the proposed fix from another forum thread to change the windows 7 TDR timing. Rolled back drivers to catalyst 10.4, 10.6 - Same issue occuring, more frequently in my case.
#STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP UPDATE#
Bios update to beta release as well as standard latest supported release. (This was prior to any antivirus software or additional applications installed, on a fresh installation of win7) net framework 3.5 - Just did it out of good practice
#STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP MANUAL#
Ensured a manual installation of C++ redist, and. Installed latest drivers catalyst 10.7, latest audio etc Changing the framerate values in the ini file as suggested in this thread RAM: G-skill 8gb, or 4gb OCZ both at 800mhz (both sets of ram have the same issue, decided to give it a whirl)
Reckon blizzard should give my money back.Īlso any ideas? soz for hi-jack just thought i might share my problem besides resoultion.looked crap but my machine didnt reboot and the game ran., so im assuming its the game, bad coding etc or something, also ran BETA of the game didnt have this problem.Īlso tried the whole txt file edit to limit 60fps even tried 30fps cap.no difference. What I found interesting is that I turned down all the gfx setting to low, low.
no problems usage ran up to around 380watts.
#STARCRAFT 2 GAME CRASHES TO DESKTOP FULL#
Heres little info, total wattage under load in sc2 during cutscene 275w usage.cpu around 40 degrees C, gfx 55~60 degrees C, which is all fine, ran Bc2 dx11 1920x1200 everything full etc. Screen: Samsung T240, 1920x1200 happens is that I get into the main menu, start campaign.load takes couple seconds then I watch about 10 seconds of the cuts scene intro thing (guy pour glass of something) and as the camera switches to his face/mouth PC insta-turns off, then i have to disconnect the mains from the PSU and wait for the machine to lose power (psu still charged) then boot up again.no hints of windows crashing or anything upon login.
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