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What's your CPU exactly?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O5EUOcZXrU (at 21:55)
But the good news is that my fix above seem to be effective.
Open Task Manager and keep it in background, play 3 minutes and quit back to desktop. From Task Manager only 2cores (+logical subunits) must have high graphs usage.
What's your CPU exactly?
EDIT:
Got no reply from those few just saying "it's not working" for them. Fake reports...?
I've limited the CPU cores to 2 many times before on the Task Manager. And i assure you it still crashes on my system without fail. Some people just don't encounter the bug is all. Theres nothing special or new about this finding. People have suggested limiting CPU cores before and for some people it may work but its definitely not a "fix" for all
780SC GTX
Intel i5-2500K@4.4GHZ
Windows 10
16GB RAM
There was nobody that could play from the beginning to the end this game without a single crash, don't believe those who say "Never crashed for me" (or maybe they had just 2 cores ;)).
But the point is that before this fix the game was crashing quite often for me too, but after this patch, simply... never again (I'm currently past 12h without a single crash, see my recent gameplay hours on my profile). Judging by the number of visits, downloads (with no negative comments), and favorites it seem to work fine also for others...
Since this game is so sensitive to cpu cores activity I won't be surprised it is also sensitive to OCed CPUs (your Intel i5-2500K is overclocked and should be max 3.7GHz in Turbo mode[ark.intel.com]).
If you tried to reduce cores AFTER the game was running from Task Manager, please try instead my workaround and START the game with limited cores, then if it doesn't work try to remove OC... Last thing: try with 2 or 1 cores only, maybe that will work in your special case. From prompt use this command for 1 core 2 threads only:
I defend my fix just because I was in the same situation, believe me, and this was the only solution that actually worked. As you can read in the (few) comments it also worked for others:
dokbanks 18 feb, ore 18:40
So far, so good, I'm at least past the boss fight in Sirens Alley now, where it was at a point where the game CTD regardless of whatever other fix I did. This is definitely progress! Thank you!!
Windows 7 x64
Phenom II 960t (not overclocked)
RX 560D
8 GB RAM
My workaround is just for in-game sudden crashes.
It's a 4 cores already (my workaround-fix won't have effect)....mmmh, please try reducing to 2 cores starting the game with
Verify with Task Manager open on the desktop that the game is actually using limited cores.
Please, as a last chance try also these:
I adjust the CFG to use 4 cores instead of just 2.
Edit this file : %APPDATA%\BioshockHD\Bioshock2\Bioshock2SP.ini
Search for "HavokNumThreads=" under [Havok] and modify it to 4 (If you have 4 or more CPU Cores ).
Make sure "UseMultithreading" value is set to True
Also change "TextureStreamingMemoryLimit" to something inside you GPU RAM amout.
I got a GTX 650Ti Boost 2GB , so I set it to 2048. ( Probably I should have it a bit lower but It worked )
Set "TextureStreamingDistanceLimit" to 30K ( 30000 - If you GPU is good enought... )
And that should work. Good luck and Have fun.
You have to try with my fix.