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  1. #1
    XyZspineZyX
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    Just got the game. I have overclocked my card using power strip; it has always allowed better game play on other games, eg. Unreal, etc. When I set the settings for splinter cell to high and very high, it won't load and freezes. I have to play the game at the lower settings, which sucks. Is there a patch to correct this problem.

    my specs:

    Intel 4 3.2 800 FSP
    1 GB Kingsington Hyper Channel
    ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
    Maxtor 200 GB 10000 RPM SATA Hardrive
    42 inch Plasma Monitor
    Water Cooled System
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  2. #2
    XyZspineZyX
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    Just got the game. I have overclocked my card using power strip; it has always allowed better game play on other games, eg. Unreal, etc. When I set the settings for splinter cell to high and very high, it won't load and freezes. I have to play the game at the lower settings, which sucks. Is there a patch to correct this problem.

    my specs:

    Intel 4 3.2 800 FSP
    1 GB Kingsington Hyper Channel
    ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
    Maxtor 200 GB 10000 RPM SATA Hardrive
    42 inch Plasma Monitor
    Water Cooled System
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  3. #3
    XyZspineZyX
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    Try underclocking your card. Wow, aside from me you're one of the only other people here with an awesome PC.

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    My Rig:

    P4 3.06GHz 800FSB overclocked to 3.5GHz 860FSB
    MSI 875P NEO motherboard
    1GB of Dual Channel DDR400 memory
    Four 10,000RPM 40GB SATA hard drives on RAID-0
    LiteOn 16x48x DVD-ROM drive
    LiteOn 52x24x48x CD-RW drive
    MSI GeForce FX 5900 overclocked from 400/850 to 460/960
    Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2
    Cordless Logitech keyboard and optical mouse
    Antec 550w power supply
    19" Viewsonic Graphics Series Monitor
    Klipsch Promedia 5.1 speakers
    Thermaltake Xaser III case
    Full-sized window w/12" Blue Cold Cathode Light
    56k modem (I have to get rid of that)

    Yep! You guessed it! I'm broke!
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    XyZspineZyX
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    You should upgrade to the 3.2 P4 and get a 42 inch plasma to play the games.

    I also have the ASUS P4C800 mother board (simply the best), the sound blaster audiology platinum 2 card, and a bose home theater system I bought for the computer. The computer beats all benchmarks when overclocked.
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  5. #5
    XyZspineZyX
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    Hey Orlando, check out the Thermaltake Giant II video cooler. It'll knock your video card temperatures down and allow you to run it at the speeds you want to. I have one.

    My system:

    AMD XP 3000+ (no overclock yet...)
    1 gig of Corsair DDR PC2700 RAM @333Mhz
    Radeon 9800 Pro video w/TV out core @434, mem @720
    Windows XP SP 1
    Microsoft Directx 9.0b
    Antec TruePower TrueBlue True480 PSU
    16x Antec DVD drive
    24x10x40 Plexwriter CD-RW
    1 Westerndigital 40 gig harddrive, master
    1 Westerndigital 100 gig hdd, slave
    XFX KT400 ALH Via mainboard, 4-in-1 4.48
    Thermaltake Aquarius II liquid cooling system
    Additional PC version help:

    http://scmod.splintercellsource.com
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  6. #6
    XyZspineZyX
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    Orlando333 wrote:
    - You should upgrade to the 3.2 P4 and get a 42 inch
    - plasma to play the games.
    -
    - I also have the ASUS P4C800 mother board (simply the
    - best), the sound blaster audiology platinum 2 card,
    - and a bose home theater system I bought for the
    - computer. The computer beats all benchmarks when
    - overclocked.
    -
    Why would I want to upgrade to a 3.2GHz if I have mine overclocked at 3.5GHz? And the MSI 875P NEO series has gotten better reviews than the ASUS P4C800. The chipset's heatsink on your motherboard also interfers with some video card heatsinks.


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    My Rig:

    P4 3.06GHz 800FSB overclocked to 3.5GHz 860FSB
    MSI 875P NEO motherboard
    1GB of Dual Channel DDR400 memory
    Four 10,000RPM 40GB SATA hard drives on RAID-0
    LiteOn 16x48x DVD-ROM drive
    LiteOn 52x24x48x CD-RW drive
    MSI GeForce FX 5900 overclocked from 400/850 to 460/960
    Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2
    Cordless Logitech keyboard and optical mouse
    Antec 550w power supply
    19" Viewsonic Graphics Series Monitor
    Klipsch Promedia 5.1 speakers
    Thermaltake Xaser III case
    Full-sized window w/12" Blue Cold Cathode Light
    56k modem (I have to get rid of that)

    Yep! You guessed it! I'm broke!
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  7. #7
    XyZspineZyX
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    And your hard drive can't be 10,000RPMs. The only 10,000RPM SATA hard drives are the Western Digital Rapter Enterprise series. They are only 36.7GBs each. You can't have a 200GB 10,000RPM SATA drive. Especially by Maxtor.

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    Please visit us:

    <a href=http://scmod.splintercellsource.com/> </a>

    My Rig:

    P4 3.06GHz 800FSB overclocked to 3.5GHz 860FSB
    MSI 875P NEO motherboard
    1GB of Dual Channel DDR400 memory
    Four 10,000RPM 40GB SATA hard drives on RAID-0
    LiteOn 16x48x DVD-ROM drive
    LiteOn 52x24x48x CD-RW drive
    MSI GeForce FX 5900 overclocked from 400/850 to 460/960
    Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2
    Cordless Logitech keyboard and optical mouse
    Antec 550w power supply
    19" Viewsonic Graphics Series Monitor
    Klipsch Promedia 5.1 speakers
    Thermaltake Xaser III case
    Full-sized window w/12" Blue Cold Cathode Light
    56k modem (I have to get rid of that)

    Yep! You guessed it! I'm broke!
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  8. #8
    XyZspineZyX
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    :0 Major burn dude...

    My system:

    AMD XP 3000+ (no overclock yet...)
    1 gig of Corsair DDR PC2700 RAM @333Mhz
    Radeon 9800 Pro video w/TV out core @434, mem @720
    Windows XP SP 1
    Microsoft Directx 9.0b
    Antec TruePower TrueBlue True480 PSU
    16x Antec DVD drive
    24x10x40 Plexwriter CD-RW
    1 Westerndigital 40 gig harddrive, master
    1 Westerndigital 100 gig hdd, slave
    XFX KT400 ALH Via mainboard, 4-in-1 4.48
    Thermaltake Aquarius II liquid cooling system
    Additional PC version help:

    http://scmod.splintercellsource.com

    Message Edited on 08/01/03â 11:43PM by gnogtr

    Message Edited on 08/01/0311:43PM by gnogtr
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  9. #9
    XyZspineZyX
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    Did you fix your problem with the 9700-and if you are both golden you should have 9800PRO 256mb cards with freon cooling (water is for kids).

    rogo

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  10. #10
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    Freon is for women, you should go for Liquid Nitrogen! -42C

    My system:

    AMD XP 3000+ (no overclock yet...)
    1 gig of Corsair DDR PC2700 RAM @333Mhz
    Radeon 9800 Pro video w/TV out core @434, mem @720
    Windows XP SP 1
    Microsoft Directx 9.0b
    Antec TruePower TrueBlue True480 PSU
    16x Antec DVD drive
    24x10x40 Plexwriter CD-RW
    1 Westerndigital 40 gig harddrive, master
    1 Westerndigital 100 gig hdd, slave
    Asus A7V600 VIA KT600 mainboard, 4-in-1 4.48
    Thermaltake Aquarius II liquid cooling system
    Additional PC version help:

    http://scmod.splintercellsource.com
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