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However I certainly seem to have fixed it. I only tried the .ini tweak from step 3 in the pinned guide and that solved it. I didn't even try the other steps. Are you sure you did it correctly? The line you are suppose to add after the first has to be in its own line, not immediatly after the first in the same line. Also you need to remember to save the file.
That guide says to alter the .ini in Steam and that doesn't work on Windows 8. You have to go to Documents/Games/Fallout 3 and alter that .ini.
So anyone else who tries the .ini tweak and it doesn't work, try altering the .ini in the Documents folder of the profile you are using on Windows.
Running windows 7, and fallout GOTY on steam.
Find the Fallout ini file
C:\Users\yourusername\Documents\My Games\Fallout3). Open it with a regular-old text editor.
Find this line: bUseThreadedAI=0
Change it to this line: bUseThreadedAI=1
Add this line directly after that line: iNumHWThreads=2
It supposedly limits the number of processor cores Fallout 3 is trying to use to 2