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  1. warrior

    2 mousepointers in ofp!

    Hey all, First, system specs AMD Atlhlon TB 1,1 gHz 256MB 133mHz RAM 70 GB Â IBM HDD, Ultra-ata 100 ATI Radeon 7200 64MB DDR Creative Soundblaster Live! 2x Intel Pro 10/100 NICs Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0 Windows XP ( updated) OFP version 1.46 All of the above have the latest drivers installed! The problem is that upon entering the OFP, I have 2 mouse pointers; 1 is that of OFP,the other one is the Windows cursor which appearantly remains visible. When moving the mouse, the OFP pointer moves a lot faster than the Windows cursor. It's unplayable this way. Any ideas? As I said, all the latest drivers are installed, OFP is updated to 1.46. So, NEED HELP
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    runs smooth but slows down every 2 seconds

    Then again, the bigger the swapfile, the longer the memory allocation starts to take. Anyway, I don't have any onboard peripherals as mentioned but indeed, onboard sound is still in the BIOS but that's disabled. The soundcard is a SB Live! Sometimes pausing the game stopped the stuttering in earlier versions, this little trick doesn't work anymore with 1.30. AI has gone down the drain if you ask me. And still it's a great game!
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    runs smooth but slows down every 2 seconds

    Hey all; 1: It's NOT a chipset problem 2: It's NOT an integrated devices problem 3: It's NOT a windows 2000 problem 4: It's NOT a swapfile size problem Keep that in mind, as 1: I have the  exact same problem 2: I have an ASUS A7V which has the Via KT133 chipset 3: The ASUS A7V has no integrated devices 4: I run OFP under Windows ME 5: My swapfile setting is as it should be; minimum and maximum are the same; 768MB. I can't imagine needing 1 gig and I don't wanna risk running out of it with 512MB. So 768. This makes for a fixed swapfile which is unfragmented as it stays right where it is when it was created and not written across the disk as it needs to increase/decrease in size countless times Also, I tried downloading the latest BIOS, VIA4in1 drivers. As a matter of fact, ALL drivers are the latest available now. The new drivers even caused the Promise BIOS to not detect my HDD anymore, or when it did detect it, it just switched itself off after about 1 minute! My Win ME install is clean + DirectX 8.1 and all windowsupdate patches. Radeon(7200) 64MB DDR o'ced to 197 mHz. Atlhon 1 Ghz o'ced to 1,15gHz ( 105mHz x 11) 256 MB PC133 SDRAM The stuttering as described above occurs afer playing OFP for some time, only OFP has this problem, all other applications run smooth and I never experience crashes of any kind, my machine is rock solid. The problem lies with OFP and needs to be adressed. Someone mentioned a programmer's solution to the problem, where can we find it? Browsing through 100's of topics doesn't sound very appealing honestly Any help would be appreciated, I hope my post helped isolate the cause of the problem. Good luck my fellow-stutterer
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