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Perhaps capcom does this on purpose ? XD
Need a patch that improve performance, fps in game. Re6 has bugs but now it run very well, I hope Capcom will do the same with this game
AMD 7850(2GB), 16GB Ram and Xeon W3520
Windows 8 retail
i7-3770k, 16 Gb RAM, Geforce 570, Windows 7
Did what another poster suggested, ran it in windowed mode.. cut scene went through fine.. game level started - switched back to full screen. All running fine for now! :)
Looks like its not a driver or card issue since its effecting AMD & Nvidia - butttt.. there does seem to be a pattern with 64bit versions of windows.. hmmm
Something else.. this game uses the unreal engine, and yet its running in dx9! It just reaks of a badly ported console game, such a shame its got all these probs - I'm enjoying it.. when it wants to work - but we shouldnt have all these probs. :(
i7-3770K @ 4.4ghz
Asus Sabertooth Z77
16GB DDR 1866 @ 9-9-9-24 2T
2X eVGA GTX 670 FTW (SLI Enabled)
Now going back to the original posters system, does AMD have a Crossfire profile for this game? The 7990 might be using a buggy AMD Crossfire profile and maybe trying to disable crossfire support may gain you more stability.
Generally when games crash to the desktop it's usually a memory timing, CPU setting, or buggy video card driver. Since there's reports of crashing on both nVidia and AMD users out here, if I were some of your I'd check the memory timings. Maybe even clock them lower than spec and manually adjust the CAS settings to see if that gives you additional stability. Since a lot of the time some motherboards enable speeds that are out of the range of the modules being used and can cause stability problems in certain titles.
Just a suggestion, I'm not saying you guys haven't tried this or the game doesn't have bugs, but that's usually where I start when trying to figure out if it's the system or the game causing the issues.
On a side not i managed to get the game working for myself,
1: Told RememberMe.exe to run in windows vista service pack 2 compatibility.
2: Got past the chapter 3 intro scene using window mode. [not sure if this was necesary]
3: Turned off window mode and smooth sailing from there havent experienced any crahses since then.
i7 920 @ 3.86ghrz / 16gb ddr3 1600mhrz / HD 7850 2gb [overclocked but crossfire turned off]
I'm on...
System #1:
i7-3770K @ stock speed
16GB @ 1600MHz
GTX Titan (Overlcock via EVGA Precision X)
320.18 Drivers
System #2:
i7-3970X @ 4.6GHz
64GB @ 1600MHz
GTX 690 (Overclock via EVGA Precision X)
320.18 Drivers
Both machines running Windows 8 Pro 64-bit and I get the random video locking up and audio continuing to play on both machines... both machines are rock solid with every other game I throw at them except this one