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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Triple Ace on January 30, 2005, 10:14:35 pm
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I got painkiller a couple days ago and I have a serious proble. When there is a cinematic whether it is a scene from the game or the logos when it starts up it just gets slow and choppy. I have tried updating my drivers and the game but it is no good. My specs are 1.6 ghz Athlon, 512 ram, 40 gb hard drive, and a GeForce FX 5700 LE.
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Ohhh.. When I read the thread title, I thought you were going to poast about an addiction to them... :p
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You have a sick mind.
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Thought 'aspirin'.
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vikadin, hydrocodine......
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Originally posted by Triple Ace
You have a sick mind.
Oh C'mon... If I made a thread called 'I'm having a painkiller problem" and you didn't know ti was a game, what would you think? :p
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at first glance, yeah.. i figured the little white pills that make your pain subside.
i never had this problem.. even when i had the 1.8ghz with 256mb ddr.. can't help you there..
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I thought he was going to say the painkillers were ****ing with his vision...
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I used to get this on some older games, I think it's to do with DirectX and the way it displays movies or the like. Does it play the movies off of CD or install them on the computer?
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Originally posted by vyper
I thought he was going to say the painkillers were ****ing with his vision...
Ditto.
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Originally posted by Triple Ace
I got painkiller a couple days ago and I have a serious proble. When there is a cinematic whether it is a scene from the game or the logos when it starts up it just gets slow and choppy. I have tried updating my drivers and the game but it is no good. My specs are 1.6 ghz Athlon, 512 ram, 40 gb hard drive, and a GeForce FX 5700 LE.
Patch? As in need one?
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Originally posted by Flipside
I used to get this on some older games, I think it's to do with DirectX and the way it displays movies or the like. Does it play the movies off of CD or install them on the computer?
It installs them.