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DX 10, DX 9, everything maxed out or everything set to low it doesn't matter I'm lucky if I can play for 40 minutes before it crashes to desk top.
I've searched the net high and low for some kind of solution and came up with nothing that can help. If fact I've spent more time searching for a solution than the 4 hrs playtime I've got into it.
It's a shame too because this is the kind of game I love. Oh well, uninstalled.
If you run Far Cry 1 on Windows 10, you may need to revert back to older graphics drivers. If it even runs at all.
I can't get past the splash screen.
I have seen so much where drivers are the main culprit majority of the time for application hangs and crashes. Far Cry 1 does that to me, I can't run all details on max because the Game Ready Drivers from Nvidia are Performance drivers, rather not allowing us to run our Anti-Aliasing, Anisotropic, etc....textures and so on.
I tried playing Windows 98 games such as Deer Hunter 4 and Deer Hunter 5 on my GT620, it is just impossible with high speed DirectDraw and Direct3D, textures ended up so garbled, couldn't even see where I was walking, I knew that older games are just simply an issue with new high-tech hardware. I just basically found other means to play the game, Xbox 360, or PS4. I been a troubleshooter for over 17 years. It is what it is so I gave up trying old games on a new Windows 8 system. Just knew wasn't even possible. Most old games only go back so many DirectX versions...Depends on the game and Video Card. I hope I am making sense here :) I hate it as much as you all do. I ran into so many snags with old video cards and new games, therefore gives me the opposite of old games and modern video cards.
I updated to 10, installed via Steam and it is working perfectly for me without any tinkering. Which pleasantly surprised me.
And that guy is right, a lot of our game problems come from the evolution of video drivers, which does coincide with OS advances at times.
It would be nice to have some old school machines around, dedicated to running older software, I just don't have the room anymore; will have to make tradeoffs until I score that mansion (actually I'd probably rather have a warehouse... more manageable space and a ton cheaper)
I agree right with ya!