Bought a new GX740 a couple weeks ago. Update vBios and GPU drivers. Everything seems to work great overall.
Only issue is with Crysis. I picked up a copy of the game off Amazon, and it installs fine, as does the patch to 1.21. And the first time I load up the game to play it, it works fine. But the next day when I came back to play it again, it wouldn't even load up before I got the failure notification, with Windows 7 saying it was trying to fix the problem.
I uninstalled, reinstalled, and just like before, it worked fine the first time, but today when I tried to run it, it won't even load to the main menu before I get the Windows 7 failure notification.
I've tried running the 64-bit executable as a Vista SP 2 compatible, but that didn't work either.
Any thoughts?
Old Starcraft runs fine. Company of Heroes runs fine. Civilization IV:BTS runs fine.
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What error are you getting, exactly? What does your event viewer say for that error?
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I've narrowed down the failure somewhat now.
Crysis runs in 64-bit, in DX9.
Crysis runs in 32-bit, in DX9 and DX10.
So the problem seems to be with the 64-bit version and its interaction with DX10.
Not a huge deal I suppose. Almost certainly a software issue of some kind. I just thought maybe a few of the GX740 owners would've encountered the same problem already. -
It's definitely some sort of a software related problem. I can run Crysis on a 64-bit Win7 Pro in DX10 mode without any issues.
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I run Crysis, 64-bit, in DirectX 10 and it all goes smoothly for me. The only issues I run up against are game-breaking glitches in the final boss fight, which are apparently typical for DirectX 10 users.
Crysis & GX740
Discussion in 'MSI' started by Gold Ergo Sum, Aug 29, 2010.