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1. #Neverwinter nights platinum cant play install
2. #Neverwinter nights platinum cant play drivers
3. #Neverwinter nights platinum cant play driver
4. #Neverwinter nights platinum cant play full
5. #Neverwinter nights platinum cant play software

I tend to find debugging is a process of elimination.

I still have all the files from 10+ years ago. NWN was that powerful and appealing to me. But once I had it installed, I made sure to save and try to remember every procedure and file I used with the install. Just so you know, I struggled with nwn when it was new.

#Neverwinter nights platinum cant play drivers

Intel drivers came out 10 years after nwn.Ĥ) I found using basic video drivers, without installing all the additional junk, was best.

#Neverwinter nights platinum cant play driver

I found that using the basic ATI Radeon driver without all the fancy bells and whistles ATI can force upon you, worked best,ģ) Since Nvidia and ATI drivers are sensitive, I suspect Intel drivers will also be sensitive. You might need to google around to find out which drivers people are using). Once I found it, I cut it to dvd, next to my nwn saves and files. My nwn had a bit of fiddling to do to find an ATI Radeon driver that worked well. I can suggest setting them to their default size.Ģ) Is this because you are running an ATI Radeon card? If so, make sure to use a set that is compatible with nwn. I think nwn runs better full-screen instead of windowed, but I do not recall full-screen optimisation options.ġd) This means to set windows screen fonts to a particular value.

#Neverwinter nights platinum cant play full

1c) Disable Full Screen - means run it in full screen but the suggestion is to remove optimisations for that mode. When I opened task manager, I noticed that Neverwinter Nights was not using more than 0.7% of the processor, but fiddling with affinity and the like only made it crash. The test scene is my wizard, panther familiar, Tomi Undergallows, and a Summon Monster II (boar) at the gates of the Peninsula District during the prison outbreak in OC1.Īlso, if you want to play on Windows XP, I would recommend against buying a laptop. ", so was not useful in my case, unfortunately.Ĥa) Set high-performance mode for nwmain.exe - No apparent difference, but it might help someone else.Ĥb) Set OpenGL graphics to use graphics card for nwmain.exe - No apparent difference, but it might help someone else.ĥ) Disable GeForce Experience In-Game Overlay - This seemed to make some noticeable differenceĦ) It may also help to turn off Windows 10's Game Bar, but mine was already off.Īt this point, my frame rate is acceptable.

#Neverwinter nights platinum cant play install

However my system is a Thinkpad and I don't think the OEM BIOS has a switch to enable/disable HT.ġa) WinXP Service Pack 2 mode - Seemed to make a big differenceġc) Disable full-screen optimizations - Seemed to make it closer to a reasonable frame rateġd) Set High DPI Scaling to System (Enhanced) - Unsure if there's a difference at the least, did not hurtģ) Intel's driver update utility just cycled through "download -> install -> ask for restart -> download ->. My CPU is a hyper-threaded dual core, which might be the root of the issue.

I've tried fiddling with affinity and resources but to no avail so far. Like I said, my CPU is not being throttled as it's being utilized 5-7% total while I'm running NWN, which would mean that for some reason my processor can't seem to be able to allocate resources to running the NWN engine.

#Neverwinter nights platinum cant play software

My virus software is Avira which shouldn't have problems like that. The multipliers are jumping between 8-32 simply because my full CPU utilization is around 7% when NWN is running. And check for anything else using CPU at the same time in general - Might get some info out of that. Check to see if your anti-virus/malware scanner is running high at the same time? Persistently and repeatedly scanning mwmain.exe could have that result. I don't actually know, but it would be another data point. If it's at a downclocked speed (mine idles around 850 MHz if there's little to do) then. Try running CPU-z, and see if your CPU is running at around or over full speed when NWN1 is running. So my solution won't work for you or, rather, if it did, you've still got a much bigger one. Narf_the_Mouse: Odd, but that last line about NWN1 using only 0.7% CPU tells me your problem is probably, and unfortunately, entirely different.