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Dead. May 19, 2015 @ 3:08pm
Dialogue Bug
I have an issue with the dialogue where the end of every sentence gets cut off before they are done talking. Sometimes it is only with the longer dialogue sentences. Anyone else have this issue or know how to fix it?
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Foxtrott May 28, 2015 @ 10:24am 
Yeah it's been basically breaking for me i don't even enjoy playing it because it's all about the story which is being ruined when they don't complete every setence
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McCloud May 28, 2015 @ 10:26am 
Originally posted by Thor - The Butcher of Blaviken:
Had the same problem when I had my CPU overclocked. Without it overclocked, the problem went away.

Interesting I thought that was a problem long fixed since the x386 days. =)
Last edited by McCloud; May 28, 2015 @ 10:26am
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Foxtrott May 28, 2015 @ 10:28am 
I don't have my cpu overclocked and it's still happening
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McCloud May 28, 2015 @ 10:29am 
Originally posted by Thor - The Butcher of Blaviken:
Originally posted by m3k:

Interesting I thought that was a problem long fixed since the 386 days. =)

well, I had the same problem in The Witcher 1+2, but only during cutscenes (real cutscenes, not in-game cutscenes), where it would stutter and just skip some parts when I had my CPU overclocked...

Now this is getting very interesting and perhaps my Intel i7 'turbo' feature is kicking in and causing my scene stutter. It's ramping up to 4.0 during the cutscenes (stuttering) and goes back to 3.6 while I play (stutter free).
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le_ti_lik May 28, 2015 @ 2:04pm 
Originally posted by m3k:
Originally posted by Thor - The Butcher of Blaviken:

well, I had the same problem in The Witcher 1+2, but only during cutscenes (real cutscenes, not in-game cutscenes), where it would stutter and just skip some parts when I had my CPU overclocked...

Now this is getting very interesting and perhaps my Intel i7 'turbo' feature is kicking in and causing my scene stutter. It's ramping up to 4.0 during the cutscenes (stuttering) and goes back to 3.6 while I play (stutter free).

I just ran into this problem. Glad I found this thread.

Restarting PC to turn off i7 turbo boost and see if it happens again.

EDIT:

Okay, confirmed. It was the turbo boost kicking in and causing the audio to speed up (or lag behind).

To fix it all you have to do is restart your computer, go into the BIOS, find the turbo boost setting and switch it from "Auto" or "Enabled to "Disabled".

Last edited by le_ti_lik; May 28, 2015 @ 2:11pm
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McCloud May 28, 2015 @ 2:21pm 
Originally posted by FPS_Mucak:
Originally posted by m3k:

Now this is getting very interesting and perhaps my Intel i7 'turbo' feature is kicking in and causing my scene stutter. It's ramping up to 4.0 during the cutscenes (stuttering) and goes back to 3.6 while I play (stutter free).

I just ran into this problem. Glad I found this thread.

Restarting PC to turn off i7 turbo boost and see if it happens again.

EDIT:

Okay, confirmed. It was the turbo boost kicking in and causing the audio to speed up (or lag behind).

To fix it all you have to do is restart your computer, go into the BIOS, find the turbo boost setting and switch it from "Auto" or "Enabled to "Disabled".

Groovy! Will probably give it a try this weekend. I was just going on a theory. ~cheers~
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